Time and the Multi-Universe - Hughes, E.

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Résumé :
The past is a mental recollection or record of events that took place in the present. Therefore, only two states of reality exists, and that is the present and the future. What is and what will be. The past is not a fixed or objective reality. It is a fluid state, often changed by our perceptions. Time, time travel, black holes, the origins of the universe, and the thirteen month calendar are explored in this philosophical look at the Universe. This book is not about humanity's philosophical relationship with time, but rather a fundamental understanding of how time functions in our society and universe....

Biographie:
E. Hughes is a novelist and author of Sixth Iteration, Time and the Multi-Universe: A philosophy of time and time travel, The Penelope Children's Books, Disappear, Love,, A Mediterranean Romance : The Capa Royals, Business as Usual, Infatuation, The Sapphire Chronicles: Broken Lair, and Beyond the Plain. In her spare time, she is a hobbyist animator and previously wrote for screenwritersdaily.com. Hughes is also an avid observer of cultural and societal idiosyncrasies. Hughes has lived on the west coast and in Las Vegas, NV but spends most of her time in the Midwest where she writes and publishes novels, nonfiction, and children's books. .Hughes previously taught publishing and marketing at a Wisconsin college and appeared as a keynote speaker and expert at writing and publishing seminars and conferences. Hughes currently serves as the president of a publishing company where she works with authors nationwide and abroad.

Sommaire:
The past is a mental recollection or record of events that took place in the present. Therefore, only two states of reality exists, and that is the present and the future. What is and what will be. The past is not a fixed or objective reality. It is a fluid state that can be changed by our perceptions. Time, time travel, black holes, the origins of the universe, and the thirteen month calendar are explored in this philosophical look at the Universe. This book is not about humanity's philosophical relationship with time, but rather a fundamental understanding of how time functions in our society and universe. We must first define what it is, before we can explore why it is. ...