Do we have a subconscious perception of time? Something deeper than our inbuilt body clock and connects us intricately with other souls or times?
Author: Paul Wandason
Dating for Geeks
Dating for Geeks cartoon strip asks: What would you like most if you were like Marty McFly in Back to the Future?
Is energy released in time travel?
A huge obstacle in time travel is the vast amounts of energy needed to power it. What if we could borrow and pay back energy by moving it through time?
Review: The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers
The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers In short, this is a masterpiece of literature! It mixes fantasy with science fiction … More
3 theories of time travel
I found this excellent infographic over at techeblog.com which explains 3 theories of time travel; fixed timeline, dynamic timeline and … More
A game of patience
Patience isn’t something for time travellers. As time travellers we don’t want to wait for a moment or an event … More
A finger to the clock
The distinct resonant tock of an old analogue clock. A hammer hitting nails in the analogue coffin. Their time is up, their glory gone in a sonorous din.
A relatively simple lunch
People say that we are all time travellers because we move through time at a rate of 1 second / … More
Dancing back in time
If you’ve been following my blog (under “Timely Thoughts”) you’ll be aware that I have a couple of young daughters … More
Direction on direction
I can’t help wondering if our perspective on direction – including time’s arrow and direction of the flow of time … More
Some time in Holland
What is it with Holland and time travel? A lot of people think that the first time travel novel is … More
Review: The Man Who Folded Himself by David Gerrold
Wow, wow and wow!!! This is an absolute “must have” for the time travel enthusiast! Even if I’m wrong, it’s easy reading and only some 130 pages so you may as well give it a go!
Time to eat
Some time ago I took a short break to Texel – one of the Wadden Sea Islands off the coast … More
Doppelganger
I have a doppelganger. He looks a bit like me and he behaves a bit like me. But he’s not … More
Time travel train: moment of proof!
So here it is! All of my seemingly endless journeys and musings about time travel on my daily train commute … More
Live review: The Time Ships by Stephen Baxter
Stephen Baxter’s The Time Ships is the authorised sequel to H. G. Well’s The Time Machine. How does this ship … More
Review: The Map of Time by Felix J. Palma
The Map of Time by Felix J. Palma The first thing which needs to be said about Palma’s Map of … More
Review: Time and Again by Jack Finney
Time and Again By Jack Finney Most reviews of Time and Again by Jack Finney are glowing. About Time, a … More
A Trip on a Train
Now that we’re in summer time I departed for work on a train which left – relatively speaking (and even … More
Spring forward
So tonight’s the night. (Or is it tomorrow morning’s the morning). At 2 am we put our clocks forward to … More
Review: Loveless and Godstone Regret
Loveless and Godstone Regret by Mark Williams Two things happened when I started reading Loveless and Godstone Regret. The first … More
Thinking ahead
We naturally tend to think ahead, so is our psychology mapped to the future? How would you respond to the … More
A train of thought
Some time ago I wrote about an infinitesimally small moment in time by using a thought experiment involving a fly … More
Time travel aneurysm
Friends at the goodreads.com time travel group directed me towards this strip from SMBC comics. Despite the humour, who’d have … More
Time is money? No…it's greater!
“Pay me peanuts and I’ll work like a monkey.” I recently started a new job; they pay me peanuts, but … More
Outside the temporal box
When I picked up my daughter from school today, she was proudly carrying a ring binder full of drawings and … More
Watch the time machine!
Place a thermometer into boiling water, and it will read 100 degrees centigrade. Now plunge the same thermometer into a … More
Follow the Leader
Consider the chart below. The curves are two simple sinusoids, and represent, say, the variance of the height of two … More
Time in an Instant
There is nothing instant about “instant”. Not in coffee, not in two shakes of a lambs tail (or a coffee … More
The Importance of History: An Unexpected Part 2!
Yesterday (or was it last week? 😉 ) I posted a timely thought which explained why history is important. I … More
Is History Important?
I’m not one for history. It relates to things in the past. Not necessarily forgotten about, but it’s been, it’s … More
Review: The Photo Traveler by Arthur J. Gonzalez
The Photo Traveler by Arthur J. Gonzalez I won a PDF copy of The Photo Traveler from Arthur J. Gonzalo … More
Warped space time?
I recently bought myself a new wall clock. It was an impulse purchase, but at only 2 Euros I couldn’t … More
Time for a time change
The clocks go back an hour tonight. The addition or subtraction of an hour twice a year in an effort … More
Time Travel in Movies Flow Chart
This flow chart contains a diagrammatic representation of time travel in movies.It’s informative but not exhaustive. Be warned that it may contain spoilers
Review: The Mirror by Marlys Millhiser
The Mirror by Marlys Millhiser Synopsis Many reviews describe The Mirror as a horror book. I must admit that I … More