The Hunt for Zero Point

TL;DR — Jane’s aviation journalist Nick Cook’s 2001 investigation into rumoured anti-gravity research, from Nazi-era wonder weapons to classified US aerospace programmes.

An EPUB of the Crown / Broadway edition (copyright High Frontier Productions). Cook, then aviation editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, recounts a decade of chasing stories that the US and Nazi Germany pursued anti-gravity or “zero-point” propulsion: Viktor Schauberger, the SS engineer Hans Kammler and the Wenceslas mine, and the black-budget world of US aerospace.

The book is a first-person journalistic quest, and much of what it reports rests on interviews, rumour and inference rather than documents.

What it is: popular investigative non-fiction on fringe aerospace claims, by a credentialed defence journalist; speculative, often cited in UFO circles. In-print book (a Z-Library copy).

Where this came from

• A copy saved in October 2026.

EPUB edition. A copy is archived locally against link rot; the header links the original source.

A PDF copy is held in Kyle’s private archive; it is not linked or shared here.