No Time and Nowhere - by Fergus Hinds (Paperback)

About the Book

Why believe in an immaterial world behind this one? Probably because there is one.

Book Synopsis

Why do so many people believe in an Invisible World behind this one? Scientists a parallel universe? Religions an afterlife? Others 'just something'? Perhaps for observations we cannot explain? Some are psychological, e.g. the nature, storage, and conveyance of the information implicit in 'ghosts', hunches, premonitions and hypnosis; and some are material - the behaviour of particles on a very small scale in physics laboratories. Each hints at spatial or temporal derangement. Space and Time are the indivisible foundations of physics. Everything that exists has a location and duration; physics concerns nothing without both. We can suppose the universe bound not by a physical framework of space-time but as containing within itself all Space and all Time - with a little more besides. Another world is not a baseless idea.

About the Author

Fergus Hinds was born in East Africa and lived there until he was thirteen. He spent ten years in the Royal Navy as a hydrographic surveyor, followed by a couple of years in banking. He then joined a Southampton salvage company that had the worldwide monopoly of recovering cargoes from ships sunk in deep water. He is now retired and lives in Southampton.