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Many readers of the Trillion by Mark Kimmel believe the tale told in that book is mostly true. In Decimal, the clash between those who know about cosmic reality and those who would conceal it continues. Ryan Drake and his two off-planet friends narrowly escape being killed when they return to his home near Boulder, Colorado. A close business friend is murdered. Ryan barely survives when his car is forced off the freeway. In an effort to stop further attempts on their lives, Ryan's extraterrestrial friends make a public announcement of their identitiesand their mission to Earth. Like Trillion, Decimal is an inspirational adventure, not just a journey through one's imagination. It helps readers discover a new paradigm on how to view the universe, and the reason they are here.

Since 1987, Mark Kimmel has studied the messages provided by extraplanetary beings. His writing and speaking is based on first hand experiences and interviews with people who have had contact with non-human life forms. By focusing on the implecations of UFOs, extraterrestrial contact, and paranormal phenomenon, Mark presents an uplifting vision for the future of this planet. Mark exited a thirty-year career in business and venture capital to pursue his investigation and reporting of what he calls the most important event in human history . He has degrees in engineering, marketing, finance and psychology.

Since 1987, Mark Kimmel has studied the messages provided by extraplanetary beings. His writing and speaking is based on first hand experiences and interviews with people who have had contact with non-human life forms. By focusing on the implecations of UFOs, extraterrestrial contact, and paranormal phenomenon, Mark presents an uplifting vision for the future of this planet. Mark exited a thirty-year career in business and venture capital to pursue his investigation and reporting of what he calls "the most important event in human history". He has degrees in engineering, marketing, finance and psychology.