“It’s really just a matter of time.”
Dr. Ronald L. Mallett, tenured theoretical physicist at the University of Connecticut has been leading a double life for the past 50 years. By day he’s been a well-respected and popular physics researcher, with a score of plublications and a c.v. a mile long. At home, however, he’s been what some might call a Mad Scientist. If not actually Mad, perhaps just a bit driven.
On Mallett’s cluttered desk sits a small placard: “If the facts do not conform to the theory, they must be disposed of.” A bit of geek humor. But Mallett knew that there was nothing in the laws of physics that said time travel was impossible. And now his groundbreaking theories about the nature of space-time are about to be borne out in a Connecticut laboratory.
Holy crap, he’s Batman. He’s Bruce Wayne if he decided to be a time traveller instead of a crimefighter.
Sounds epic, if a little mad…