The Best of Bova: volume 1
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Whole books have been written about the interplay between science and science fiction. It struck me that it might be interesting to try a story that explores that theme.
I did a bit of historical research. When H. G. Wells first published “The Time Machine,” Albert Einstein was sixteen. William Thomson, newly made Lord Kelvin, was the grand old man of physics, and a stern guardian of the orthodox Newtonian view of the universe. Wells’ idea of considering time as a fourth dimension would have bee...n anathema to Kelvin; but it would have lit up young Albert’s imagination.
Who knows? Perhaps Einstein was actually inspired by Wells.
At any rate, there was the kernel of a story. But how could I get Wells, Einstein, and Kelvin together? And why? To be an effective story, there must be a fuse burning somewhere that will cause an explosion unless the protagonist acts to prevent it.
My protagonist turned out to be a time traveler, sent on a desperate mission to the year 1896, where he finds Wells, Einstein, and Kelvin and brings them together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whole books have been written about the interplay between science and science fiction. It struck me that it might be interesting to try a story that explores that theme.
I did a bit of historical research. When H. G. Wells first published “The Time Machine,” Albert Einstein was sixteen. William Thomson, newly made Lord Kelvin, was the grand old man of physics, and a stern guardian of the orthodox Newtonian view of the universe. Wells’ idea of considering time as a fourth dimension would have bee...n anathema to Kelvin; but it would have lit up young Albert’s imagination.
Who knows? Perhaps Einstein was actually inspired by Wells.
At any rate, there was the kernel of a story. But how could I get Wells, Einstein, and Kelvin together? And why? To be an effective story, there must be a fuse burning somewhere that will cause an explosion unless the protagonist acts to prevent it.
My protagonist turned out to be a time traveler, sent on a desperate mission to the year 1896, where he finds Wells, Einstein, and Kelvin and brings them together.
What to read after The Best of Bova: volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bova Ben to read onlineMoreLess
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