Time: The Theory Of Everything

Time: The Theory Of EverythingAs a fourteen year old, author Lee Poulin asked his science teacher a question about space and time and was frustrated with the answer, which was clearly contradictory. Forty years later, Poulin doesnt think the science community has come up with any better answers for space and time. Time: The Theory of Everything attempts to answer these questions by looking at the basic ideas of science in a new way and being willing to challenge that Einstein may

As a fourteen-year-old, author Lee Poulin asked his science teacher a question about space and time and was frustrated with the answer, which was clearly contradictory. Forty years later, Poulin doesn’t think the science community has come up with any better answers for space and time. Time: The Theory of Everything attempts to answer these questions by looking at the basic ideas of science in a new way and being willing to challenge that Einstein may not be quite right in all his findings. Poulin challenges current thoughts on dark energy, gravity, dark matter, quantum physics, and much more. Time: The Theory of Everything will lead the reader to thinking about astrosciences in a new way.

About the Author

Lee Poulin is a homeschooled physicist who, as an observatory director and member of an amateur astronomer’s club in South Florida for many years, has had the opportunity to meet professionals in the academic community and others with interests like him. This has given Poulin the chance to debate with them over the accepted ideas that science preaches. Eventually they have agreed to disagree, but Poulin has always known he was right. Time: The Theory of Everything lays out his theories and is the result of forty years of his research.

Reviews

"Dr. Lee's book is very intriguing and makes me reconsider things that I thought I knew about science as fact. He puts forth a meaty logical prospective on what I've learned and took for granted. Postulating on many well-known theories and why they just don't all play in the sandbox together well. It is a well written hardy read that I had to break up by chapters to comprehend and ponder the alternative logic he proposes, that I thought I knew, piece by piece, wanting for more, and well worth it in the end. As the intro states, there's not any mind numbing math, just common logical thinking about what I thought I knew already, but with a fresh new prospective."