Zondor the Great

(Or, Real Travels Along the Time Dimension)

by John Greenridge


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 02/03/2010

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 228
ISBN : 9781449065737

About the Book

The events depicted in this book have all been adapted and embellished in order to create this science fiction novel (spot the join, if you can). However, most of the content espouses a more-or-less true record of time travels by the author. The scientific theory embodied within the novel should give cosmic scientists a nudge in the right direction. It offers a brand new hypothetical understanding of how the Universe actually operates. John knows that, as normal living and breathing human beings (rather than the Mechanical, Intelligent Memory Units (MIM Units), as described by Zondor), you wont be tempted to believe this story. That is, until it happens to you - the average sane, human reader. Yet recent scientific discoveries offer some credence to the tale. Those new theories, while similar to my experience, depend on the idea of the projection of the Universe as a hologram - and modern scientists owe some sympathy to the idea. They have not had the dubious benefit of my experiences as a guide, however. So the idea of projecting serial electronic pictures across a time-continuum and onto an event horizon has not hit the new-science headlines so far, even though the technology exists for such events! Like all new science, my idea will have its arm-chair critics. The reader of this book is about to become one of those critics. To the sceptic, I would ask the question, 'How long is it since radio and television were invented/discovered? If you wrote a book about radio and television in the 19th Century, would you have ended up in the loony-bin? Most likely. John Greenridge 2009


About the Author

Throughout his life, John has been plagued with unexplained happenings.  

 

A few years ago, out of the blue, the time dimension opened up for him and he

was transported to the other side of the world in real time, as they say, for a few

fleeting minutes.  The experience was beyond imagination at the time.  Later,

similar experiences were easier to handle and even enjoy.

 

Subsequent events made it possible for him to work out what was actually ‘out

there’.   No one would believe him of course.  Yet, only recently, scientists have

come to similar – though not exactly the same – conclusions about our

Universe and how it functions. 

 

John considers that you need to read the book.  This is so that, in the event

that something similar happens to you, you are fully prepared to accept these

unusual episodes and events and are able to take them in your stride.

                                                                                            JG 2009