Caution! If you read Extra-Dimensional Visitation you could be transported into the feasible realm of dimensional interaction with other beings, basically the same as us, with some interesting but different evolutionary and technical progress. Well some of our most educated scientist profess that there are different dimensions which we cannot now detect but are most assuredly present. They talk of dimensional warp, worm holes, the bending of the fabric of space and other mind boggling theorem. This text may provide tacit answers to some nagging unanswered and mysterious questions about Sasquatch, Bigfoot, flying saucers, or how we have advance so rapidly in the last decade, etc., but also may create many more. Read at your own risk and attempt to hang on to reality, whatever that is. Enjoy!

Gold doubloon found on the beach. If you were just strolling down the beach or snorkeling and spotted an object in the sand that was glinting in the water-filtered sunlight, would you pick it up? Obviously you would, and when you did, you find it to be an ancient gold coin just like you have seen in photos and jewelry stores. Your mind races, your heart beats at twice the normal rate as you clutch it in your hand. You know it's worth a huge amount of money, and you know a little bit about pirate treasure rumored to be in Southwest Florida waters and buried about the land. Your first thought is, are there any other coins about, as you visually scan the area. If you announce that you found a gold coin the other people on the beach will mob you and your little private area. You decide to conceal the coin, keep quiet and look around quickly for other coins before others find out.As you quickly shift the sand about with your hand you are thinking as fast as your mind will go. Read Bob's fictional Novel Trove.

The Island of Death.... La Isla de la Muerte.... Terrifying ghosts, human bandits, terrorists, dangerous geothermal phenomena, all threatening, but pirate treasures and great wealth may be in the offering, trudge on or get the hell out. A group of adventurous people are led to a terrifying island by the writings on a medallion recovered in an ancient pirate treasure, chronicled in the novel Trove. The island, identified on nautical charts as, "Dangerous area, keep well clear, La Isla de la Muerte, Island of Death." Locals give this mountainous, God forsaken island, a wide birth, as people who venture there, to find old pirate treasures, according to myth, never come back. Could this novel have a happy ending Bet your bottom doubloon!

In or about the seventeen hundreds the crew of a pirate ship,who had recently plundered two merchant ships,raided a remote primitive village on an island for women and liquor. They were intent on retreating to their lair, a deserted and extinct volcanic island where they could get drunk and enjoy the carnal pleasures. Several of the captives were slaughtered and were damned to spend eternity in different locations. About two hundred years later a modern day couple sailing the Caribbean become unintentionally and reluctantly involved in a paranormal contact with one spirit, that of a victim of that ancient pirate violence. They became morally and emotionally obliged to assist in the release of the damned spirit, damned to eternity at the bottom of the sea. This led them to contact the occupants of the Caribbean Island; the same island used by the pirates and now called The Island of Death. The author takes us on a journey so enjoy the fantasy of a fictional trip into the spiritual dimensions.

A down to earth, wealthy and industrious young woman, who was quite fond and compassionate for her elderly uncle, became mired in down in his Murder. This uncle is the source of her original wealth and was to name her in his will. She was not only a suspect; she became the subject of mortal danger from others who conspired to receive her part of his estate. Her Uncle Stan always tried to push her and other close relatives into accomplishing great things. In his elder and sickly years Jill continued catering to her uncle by visiting him and frequently reading adventures of sailing the Caribbean to him and pretending they were the participants. On his death he continued challenging her and others, in his will, and in this case to become sailors, as in their lounge chair adventures. To receive an additional portion of the inheritance she and others were challenged to learn to sail and single hand a sizable sailboat from North Florida to Key West but sabotage was on the menu.

A retired Navy SEAL and nonbeliever of the paranormal is subtly contacted by a spirit wishing to help the friends of spirits by revealing the location of an ancient and famous myth of treasure, the world famous legend of El Dorado. Although in denial about his belief in Guardian Angels he does a little soul searching and skeptically accepts the concept. Through dreams or prompted thoughts he is led on a very profitable, informative, and adventurous journey into belief of spirits and ancient aliens' existence. He and associates not only discovered the historic and valuable archeological site of El Dorado, they stumbled on evidence of ancient visitations by extraterrestrials who had left their transport craft on earth hundreds of years ago. "We are not human beings going through a temporary spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings going through a temporary human experience." Author unknown

Cosmology deals with the nature of the universe. It can be broadly divided into three great ages. The first began in the 6th century BC with the Pythagorean concept of a spherical Earth that is part of a universe in which the motions of the planets are governed by the harmonious relations of natural laws. The second began in the 16th century with the Copernican revolution. This in turn led into Newton's infinite universe. The third began in the early 20th century with Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity and developed into the expanding universe we know today. Einstein's general theory of relativity extended the new space and time concepts of the special theory of relativity from the domain of electric and magnetic phenomena to all of physics and, particularly, to the theory of gravitation. By building on Einstein's previous work on special relativity, general relativity sought to deal with accelerating frames of reference. This in turn led to the principle of equivalence. By dealing with accelerating frames of reference, general relativity provides astronomers with the best theory to predict the effects of gravity. This book examines in detail new and important work in this field.