New Theory will change the way mankind views its future in space exploration.
Author: Rodney Kawecki of Los Angeles California, has launched a new book on modern physics. This book is said to rip all-together the theory of Relativity by Albert Einstein right in half. His new discovery shows evidence for faster than light speed space travel that according to modern theoretical physics is believed to be impossible because of the Einstein Light Constant. Also known as the Universal SpeedLimit Rod Kawecki has developed a new theory that mechanically as well as mathematically designed exhibits evidence for future technology in the field of supraluminal acceleration. A technology though based on Einstein's formula illustrates a scientific formula for fourth dimensional space travel based on facts and not assumption.
This is a book that will change the way mankind views future space exploration. A literature if missed will send a person's mental ego of basic scientific knowledge back a hundred years. Thanks to PublishAmerica this literature of Rodney Kawecki's new scientific discovery in physics will be available for public review. It will also exhibit a new technology that would otherwise not become viewed by the public at hand. It is a book that will expand modern physics ten-fold into its future into a new direction that has been blocked by eariler physicists and early 20th century laws in advance physics that will be under attack in this new magnificent book om theoretical physics. A book that has to be read....
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