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	The Spaceships of Ezekiel Are there Flying Saucers in the Bible?

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	Figure 1	The spaceship seen from a distance of about 190 feet
	Figure 2	Helicopter unit seen from a distance of about 25 feet
	Figure 3	An example of the traditional interpretation
	Figure 4	Engineering depiction of the spacecraft
	Figure 5	Schematics of rocket engines
	Figure 6	Heat input on rotor blades
	Figure 7	Mechanical arm and control rockets
	Figure 8	Mechanical hand
	Figure 9	The principle of achieving wheel movement in any direction
	Figure 10	Structural layout of a wheel (that rolls sideways)
	Figure 11	The spacecraft at entry into the atmosphere
	Figure 12	Flight with a one-man propulsion unit
	Figure 13	Gemini capsule, front view and aboard recovey ship
	Figure 14	Lunokhod 1
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	Figure 15	Lower part of main body in the wind tunnel. Schlieren photograph.
	Figure 16	Cross section of main body and propellant tank
	Figure 16a	Cross section detail
	Figure 17	Characteristic positions of "crossed wheels"
	Figure 18	Support principle of the wheel segments
	Figure 19	Design principle of a wheel with continuous tire
	Figure 20	Weights of the main power plant
	Figure 21	Weights of radiation shield
	Figure 22	Geometry of the helicopter arrangement
	Figure 23	Result of the analysis
	Figure 24	Dependence of vehicle size on development of main power plant