She also becomes suspicious of the behavior of the team members and begins to suspect that they are hiding something. However, as Rachel continues to investigate, she begins to uncover inconsistencies and irregularities in the data presented by Frost's team. Rachel begins to investigate the meteorite and discovers that it is made of a material that is not found on Earth, which would indicate that it is indeed extraterrestrial in origin. Upon arriving at the research facility, Rachel meets Frost and his team, as well as a representative from the White House, Senator Michael O'Hara. Rachel is skeptical of the discovery and is reluctant to accept the assignment, but she eventually agrees to go to the Arctic and meet with Frost's team. Pickering tells Rachel that the President plans to announce the discovery to the world and wants her to verify its authenticity before the announcement is made. The meteorite, which is believed to be millions of years old, was found in a remote part of the Arctic and appears to contain evidence of life on another planet.

However, as she investigates the meteorite, she uncovers a conspiracy involving a group of scientists, the President of the United States, and a shadowy figure known as 'Delta-One.'Īt the start of the novel, Rachel is summoned to a meeting with the NRO director, William Pickering, who tells her that the meteorite has been discovered by a team of scientists led by Dr. The novel follows the story of Rachel Sexton, a National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) employee who is sent to the Arctic to verify the authenticity of a meteorite containing a fossilized extraterrestrial microorganism.

Deception Point is a thriller novel written by Dan Brown and published in 2001.

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