Christian Blöss is a physicist and lives in Berlin. Since the eighties he is an outspoken critic of the theory of evolution as fixed by Darwin and Haeckel and focusses on catastrophs originated by planets.

Together with Christoph Marx, Gunnar Heinsohn and Heribert Illig, Blöss started in 1982 the work at the Society for the Reconstruction of the the History of Nature and Mankind (GRMNG), which he led as a vice-president. He joined with Uwe Topper and Hans-Ulrich Niemitz to found in 1994 the Berliner Geschichtssalon (BGS).

Since several years, Blöss works together with Niemitz on a critical review of dating methods as the radiocarbon dating and the dendrochronology. His book 'C-14 Crash' shows that this kind of methods can't be relied on. His mathematical arguments deconstruct the conventions of the scholars and shed light on their weak points.

Blöss' latest book 'Ceno-Crash' presents a new, shortened chronology for the geological epochs of the Earth. It erases thus the millions of years suggested by Darwin and Lyell. The 65.000.000 years of the Tertiary Age are to be supressed from the tables.

At the moment, Blöss runs the bookshop "Die Pyramide" in Berlin, where frequent cultural events are held. See www.pyramide-buchhandlung.de.

C14-Crash Why we can't date archaeological objects neither with the radiocarbon method nor with dendrochonology (PDF-File)

The Self-Deception of C14 How Dendrochronology has been lulled into a false sense of security by an urgently needed auxiliary science

• 1988: Jenseits von Darwin (Skarabäus Ed.. Frankfurt/Main)
• 1989: Planeten, Götter, Katastrophen. Das neue Bild vom kosmischen Chaos (Skarabäus Ed.. Frankfurt/M)
• 1995: Sonnenfinsternisbeobachtungen in Mitteleuropa von 600 bis 900 (in Zeitensprünge 3–95)
• 1997: C14-Crash. Das Ende der Illusion, mit Radiokarbonmethode und Dendrochronologie datieren zu können (With Hans-Ulrich Niemitz) (Mantis Ed., Gräfelfing. 1997)
• 1998: Jahrhundert-Irrtum "Eiszeit"? Review of the book by Horst Friedrich (in: Zeitensprünge, 2/98, S. 345-349; Gräfelfing)
• 2000: Ceno-Crash (Berlin)