Forget Everything You Think You Know About Gravity
01/29/10By Robert W. Williams
This is not a story solely concerned with the science of physics, per se, but rather a fictional treatise on some of the many things that provide us with ‘lift’ and inspiration during our lives. Hence the title: Antigravity.
Forget everything you know about gravity, because everything in the world of physics is about to change. Robert W. Williams has taken the reins of relativity and has steered Einstein's theory of gravitation into even more magestic realms than Einstein himself ever dared to tread. Nearly a dozen years in the making, this novel runs the gamut of emotional, spiritual and scientific stretches of the human heart an! d imagination. The highly entertaining second edition of this masterpiece is available now on Amazon.com. I have written this novel in reaction to my studies of Sir Isaac Newton’s experiments and his writings, Albert Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity, and the subject of gravity in general. This is not a story solely concerned with the science of physics, per se, but rather a fictional treatise on some of the many things that provide us with ‘lift’ and inspiration during our lives. Hence the title: Antigravity. There are good stories here; stories involving the coming of age of various characters and the challenges faced by each of them, physically, mentally, and spiritually, as they learn to survive and to grow through all of their changes. However, this is also a futuristic story about the discovery of a process and a mechanism by which Antigravity can be produced, as elucidated by a fictional college professor in the year 2088.
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