Dyatlov Pass Incident What Really Happened

Name: Dyatlov Pass Incident What Really Happened
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Introduction: In this book, we talk about the death of nine snow ski walkers in the Ural Mountains. What really happened and leave the guessing behind...Explore the truth with me and no more guessing! This is an open investigation with the Russian Government to this day. Know the truth!

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Publication Date: Feb 14, 2020
Language: English
ISBN: 9781678144647
Category: Entertainment
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): Wayne Adams

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Format: PDF

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About Wayne Adams

Wayne Adams attended Haskell Indian Nations University, where he graduated in 2009, and later studied meteorology at the University of Kansas. He continued his education at Unity College, where he is currently completing a master’s degree in Environmental Science with a focus on Climate Science. With less than one month remaining in his graduate program, his academic work has centered on climate science, environmental change, and the processes that influence Earth’s climate. Adams is also a published author whose books have been made available through Lulu Books, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble. His most successful work to date is *Ice Age: The Next Cycle of the Earth*, which he wrote while studying at Unity College. The book has also been referenced in his college climate science coursework. The book received encouraging recognition during Adams’s academic studies. One of his professors recommended that he keep the book for future reference because of its relevance to his continuing work in climate science. In addition, a NASA D4 Environmental Scientist gave *Ice Age: The Next Cycle of the Earth* a five-star rating on Amazon. Through his education, research, and writing, Adams has worked to connect academic climate science with subjects that can be explored by a broader audience. His continuing work reflects his interest in understanding climate variability, long-term climate cycles, and environmental change.

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