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The End of the Universe - Paperback

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by Kenneth James MacLean (Author)

The brilliant but troubled cosmologist Dr. Jack Martins built the world's first spherical hologram. With it he created a 3 dimensional image so real it astonished a panel of scientists, politicians, and media in Washington, D.C.

Further research enabled him to prove the validity of the Holographic Principle, and to show that the reality of our 3 dimensional universe can be described on a two dimensional boundary.

With his spherical holograms, Dr. Martins demonstrated that the universe we see through our telescopes might not really exist -- that it might just be a very real, very sophisticated illusion created on a 2-dimensional boundary out in space.

NASA sent a deep space probe to the boundary calculated by Dr. Martins as the edge of the universe, just beyond Alpha Centauri. The probe disappeared shortly after reaching the Martins barrier. Then, an astronomical event occurred that blew the minds of every single person on earth...

Number of Pages: 332
Dimensions: 0.69 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: September 10, 2009
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