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The Spaceships of Ezekiel (historical novel)

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	==''The Spaceships of Ezekiel'' (historical novel)==		==''The Spaceships of Ezekiel'' (historical novel)==
	[disambiguation: Spaceships of Ezekiel (experimental jazz ensemble)]		'''[disambiguation: Spaceships of Ezekiel (experimental jazz ensemble)]'''
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	Originally published in German under the title ''Da tat sich der Himmel auf'', ''The Spaceships of Ezekiel'' is a 1974 book by Josef F. Blumrich who was, at the time of publication, NASA's Chief of Systems Development at the Marshall Space Flight Center. The project originated out of Blumrich's effort to discredit prominent ufologist Erich von Däniken's claim that the bible outlined several extraterrestrial encounters. However, upon extensive study of Däniken's materials and various <!-- links to self --> [[apocrypha\|Apocrypha]] and <!-- links to self --> [[~~error~~\|Gnostic]] texts, Blumrich in fact became		Originally published in German under the title ''Da tat sich der Himmel auf'', ''The Spaceships of Ezekiel'' is a 1974 book by Josef F. Blumrich who was, at the time of publication, NASA's Chief of Systems Development at the Marshall Space Flight Center. The project originated out of Blumrich's effort to discredit prominent ufologist Erich von Däniken's claim that the bible outlined several extraterrestrial encounters. However, upon extensive study of Däniken's materials and various <!-- links to self --> [[apocrypha\|Apocrypha]] and <!-- links to self --> [[Gnosticism\|Gnostic]] texts, Blumrich in fact became
	convinced that the biblical character Ezekiel had in fact made contact with an		convinced that the biblical character Ezekiel had in fact made contact with an
	ancient alien spacecraft<ref>In the late 1890s Burrell Cannon, a Baptist minister,		ancient alien spacecraft<ref>In the late 1890s Burrell Cannon, a Baptist minister,

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	~~'''~~''The Spaceships of Ezekiel'' (historical novel) [disambiguation: Spaceships of Ezekiel (experimental jazz ensemble)]~~'''~~		==''The Spaceships of Ezekiel'' (historical novel)==
			[disambiguation: Spaceships of Ezekiel (experimental jazz ensemble)]
			----
	Originally published in German under the title ''Da tat sich der Himmel auf'', ''The Spaceships of Ezekiel'' is a 1974 book by Josef F. Blumrich who was, at the time of publication, NASA's Chief of Systems Development at the Marshall Space Flight Center. The project originated out of Blumrich's effort to discredit prominent ufologist Erich von Däniken's claim that the bible outlined several extraterrestrial encounters. However, upon extensive study of Däniken's materials and various <!-- links to self --> [[apocrypha\|Apocrypha]] and <!-- links to self --> [[error\|Gnostic]] texts, Blumrich in fact became		Originally published in German under the title ''Da tat sich der Himmel auf'', ''The Spaceships of Ezekiel'' is a 1974 book by Josef F. Blumrich who was, at the time of publication, NASA's Chief of Systems Development at the Marshall Space Flight Center. The project originated out of Blumrich's effort to discredit prominent ufologist Erich von Däniken's claim that the bible outlined several extraterrestrial encounters. However, upon extensive study of Däniken's materials and various <!-- links to self --> [[apocrypha\|Apocrypha]] and <!-- links to self --> [[error\|Gnostic]] texts, Blumrich in fact became
	convinced that the biblical character Ezekiel had in fact made contact with an		convinced that the biblical character Ezekiel had in fact made contact with an

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	World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri.</ref>. As part of the book, Blumrich outlined various aspects of the technology described by Ezekiel, including numerous diagrams of the Omni Wheel, a wheel that not only spins backwards and forwards but also sideways. Blumrich subsequently patented the Omni Wheel and it now features in various land rovers designs for remote lunar and Martian		World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri.</ref>. As part of the book, Blumrich outlined various aspects of the technology described by Ezekiel, including numerous diagrams of the Omni Wheel, a wheel that not only spins backwards and forwards but also sideways. Blumrich subsequently patented the Omni Wheel and it now features in various land rovers designs for remote lunar and Martian
	exploration.		exploration.

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+Originally published in German under the title ''Da tat sich der Himmel auf'', ''The Spaceships of Ezekiel'' is a 1974 book by Josef F. Blumrich who was, at the time of publication, NASA's Chief of Systems Development at the Marshall Space Flight Center. The project originated out of Blumrich's effort to discredit prominent ufologist Erich von Däniken's claim that the bible outlined several extraterrestrial encounters. However, upon extensive study of Däniken's materials and various <!-- links to self --> [[apocrypha|Apocrypha]] and <!-- links to self --> [[error|Gnostic]] texts, Blumrich in fact became
 convinced that the biblical character Ezekiel had in fact made contact with an
-ancient alien spacecraft<sup>1</sup>. As part of the book, Blumrich outlined
+ancient alien spacecraft<ref>In the late 1890s Burrell Cannon, a Baptist minister,
 multi-linguist, and amateur woodworker in Texarkana, Texas, used the same
 source material analyzed by Blumrich to design and build the Ezekiel
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 secrecy, and the plans and blueprints were incinerated. The Airship itself
 is documented to have been destroyed in a storm on the way to the 1904
-World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri.
+World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri.</ref>. As part of the book, Blumrich outlined various aspects of the technology described by Ezekiel, including numerous diagrams of the Omni Wheel, a wheel that not only spins backwards and forwards but also sideways. Blumrich subsequently patented the Omni Wheel and it now features in various land rovers designs for remote lunar and Martian
-</p>
+exploration.

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	However, upon extensive study of Däniken's materials and various		However, upon extensive study of Däniken's materials and various
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	[[apocrypha]]		[[apocrypha\|Apocrypha]]
	and		and
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	[[error]]		[[error\|Gnostic]]
	texts, Blumrich in fact became		texts, Blumrich in fact became
	convinced that the biblical character Ezekiel had in fact made contact with an		convinced that the biblical character Ezekiel had in fact made contact with an
	ancient alien spacecraft		ancient alien spacecraft<sup>1</sup>. As part of the book, Blumrich outlined
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	. As part of the book, Blumrich outlined
	various aspects of the technology described by Ezekiel, including numerous		various aspects of the technology described by Ezekiel, including numerous
	diagrams of the Omni Wheel, a wheel that not only spins backwards and forwards		diagrams of the Omni Wheel, a wheel that not only spins backwards and forwards
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		<p>
		<strong>
		<em>
		The Spaceships of Ezekiel
		</em>
		(historical novel) [disambiguation: Spaceships of Ezekiel (experimental jazz ensemble)]
		</strong>
		<br/>
		Originally published in German under the title
		<em>
		Da tat sich der Himmel auf
		</em>
		,
		<em>
		The Spaceships of Ezekiel
		</em>
		is a
		1974 book by Josef F. Blumrich who was, at the time of publication, NASA's
		Chief of Systems Development at the Marshall Space Flight Center. The project
		originated out of Blumrich's effort to discredit prominent ufologist Erich von
		Däniken's claim that the bible outlined several extraterrestrial encounters.
		However, upon extensive study of Däniken's materials and various
		<!-- links to self -->
		[[apocrypha]]
		and
		<!-- links to self -->
		[[error]]
		texts, Blumrich in fact became
		convinced that the biblical character Ezekiel had in fact made contact with an
		ancient alien spacecraft
		<sup>
		1
		</sup>
		. As part of the book, Blumrich outlined
		various aspects of the technology described by Ezekiel, including numerous
		diagrams of the Omni Wheel, a wheel that not only spins backwards and forwards
		but also sideways. Blumrich subsequently patented the Omni Wheel and it now
		features in various land rovers designs for remote lunar and Martian
		exploration.
		</p>
		<div class="footnote">
		<p>
		<sup>
		1
		</sup>
		In the late 1890s Burrell Cannon, a Baptist minister,
		multi-linguist, and amateur woodworker in Texarkana, Texas, used the same
		source material analyzed by Blumrich to design and build the Ezekiel
		Airship, a gasoline-powered paddle wheel contraption that may in fact have
		been humanity's first successful flying machine. Reportedly, all those who
		were present at the Ezekiel Airship's first flight in 1901 were sworn to
		secrecy, and the plans and blueprints were incinerated. The Airship itself
		is documented to have been destroyed in a storm on the way to the 1904
		World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri.
		</p>
		</div>

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	~~The Spaceships of Ezekiel~~
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	~~Da tat sich der Himmel auf~~
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	~~[[apocrypha]]~~
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	~~[[error]]~~
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	~~<sup>~~
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	~~. As part of the book, Blumrich outlined~~
	~~various aspects of the technology described by Ezekiel, including numerous~~
	~~diagrams of the Omni Wheel, a wheel that not only spins backwards and forwards~~
	~~but also sideways. Blumrich subsequently patented the Omni Wheel and it now~~
	~~features in various land rovers designs for remote lunar and Martian~~
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	~~</p>~~
	~~<div class="footnote">~~
	~~<p>~~
	~~<sup>~~
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	~~In the late 1890s Burrell Cannon, a Baptist minister,~~
	~~multi-linguist, and amateur woodworker in Texarkana, Texas, used the same~~
	~~source material analyzed by Blumrich to design and build the Ezekiel~~
	~~Airship, a gasoline-powered paddle wheel contraption that may in fact have~~
	~~been humanity's first successful flying machine. Reportedly, all those who~~
	~~were present at the Ezekiel Airship's first flight in 1901 were sworn to~~
	~~secrecy, and the plans and blueprints were incinerated. The Airship itself~~
	~~is documented to have been destroyed in a storm on the way to the 1904~~
	~~World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri.~~
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