We have data on this shocking innovative city from various sources

discovery channel documentary We have data on this shocking innovative city from various sources. In the South America the story is a typical subject among certain magical gatherings. Says the French essayist Robert Charroux in his book The Mysteries of the Andes (1974, 1977 Avon Books),"... the Ciudad Subterranean de los Andes (CSA), which is talked about in private Caracas to Santiago." Charroux relates the narrative of a Mexican writer named Mario Rojas Avendaro who explored the Ciudad Subterranean de los Andes (Underground City of the Andes) and inferred that it was a genuine story. Avendaro was reached by man named Nacisso Genovese, who had been an understudy of Marconi and was a material science educator at a secondary school in Baja, Mexico.

Genovese was an Italian by beginning and guaranteed to have lived for a long time in the Ciudad Subterranean de los Andes. At some point in the late 1950s he composed a dark book qualified My Trip For Mars. Despite the fact that the book was never distributed in English, it appeared in different Spanrsh, Portuguese and Italian versions. Genovese asserted that the city had been worked with extensive money related assets, was underground, and would be advised to research offices than whatever other examination office on the planet (around then, at any rate). By 1946 the city was at that point utilizing an effective authority of grandiose vitality, the vital segment of all matter, as indicated by Marconi's hypotheses.