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The 12th Planet - Sitchin, Zecharia, and Sloan, Sam (Introduction by)
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The question of Planet X or Niburu. Will the gravitational forces of this planet destroy our life on Earth as we know it and, if so, when, and what should we do about it?

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The 12th Planet 2016, Ishi Press

ISBN-13: 9784871872454

Trade paperback

 The 12th Planet 2007, HarperCollins, New York, NY

ISBN-13: 9780061379130

Mass-market paperback
The 12th Planet 1999, Avon Books

ISBN-13: 9780380393626

Mass-market paperback

 The 12th planet 1976, Stein and Day, New York

ISBN-13: 9780812819397

Hardcover

All Editions of The 12th Planet

The 12th Planet

2016, Trade paperback

ISBN-13:

9784871872454

The 12th Planet

2007, Mass-market paperback

ISBN-13:

9780061379130

The 12th Planet

1999, Mass-market paperback

ISBN-13:

9780380393626

The 12th planet

1976, Hardcover

ISBN-13:

9780812819397

Books by Zecharia Sitchin

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Gusher

Aug 11, 2015

Broadened horizons...

This is the first New Age book I have read and found it more than enlightening. Going before the Bible times with well researched information makes this book one that encourages contemplative thought into why we are here and possibly who or what we are. I recommend it highly.

kineticken

Apr 20, 2009

Really Made Me Think!

If you are open-minded, once you read 'The 12th Planet' you may well be so hooked that you read the entire
'The Earth Chronicles' series and then search for anything else by Zecharia Sitchin. He will never disappoint you. If you are a skeptic by the true meaning of the word, you will probably still enjoy it, just not be sure of the content. If you are totally close-minded, you might enjoy a comic book more.

Gunna

Jan 26, 2008

Clear, concise and exactly what I was looking for. Taken in context with more recent texts such as those of Graham Hancock, reinforces the big question: with so much evidence that there were ancient civilisations, especially prior to the deluge; why are they being ignored?
Given that we are apparently on the eve on another visit from Nebiriu, Zecharia's text is timely and essential reading.

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