Publisher's Synopsis
The authors began their philosophical and scientific studies together in 1998. In developing their theory of omnipresence-the timelessness of mass-energy through which consciousness flows-they concluded that even though the concept of time provided consciousness with the ability to sequentially order events, it didn't function as a physical reality weaved into the fabric of space. They specifically questioned the premise of time dilation in Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity. As one thought led to another, this inquiry eventually led to a quantum model for momentum, movement, relativity, and gravity, uniting the physics of Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, and Werner Heisenberg. What makes this work significant is their absolute confidence in timelessness. Taking time out of Einstein's theories unravels the mystery preventing Einstein's work from being explained from a quantum perspective.
