Relativity One - The Theory of Everything

by Mark Fiorentino, Mel Dawson

Mateo Tedesco, a man of extraordinary genius, has discovered the Holy Grail of physics The Theory of Everything. Now he is a target, as enemy agents wish to steal his ideas and kidnap him if necessary, in the race to push the national space program to the next frontier.In secret, Matt develops his ideas which lead to the discovery of the secret of the “Old One” The Theory of Everything which is a complete physical explanation for how the Universe works . He discovers that a special group of philosophers and scientists from antiquity had already partially discovered this kernel of truth about how the Universe works. These great men had left clues hidden in times past and with the help of the “Old One” he is able to decipher the clues and completely unveil the sacred knowledge of God’s physical laws. This secret knowledge must be dealt with as it has the most profound implications for all of humanity. Mateo knows this discovery will change everything and so do the evil elements of our world. For whomever has this knowledge can not only claim mastery of the world but also of the Universe.As Matt works to develop his ideas which will eventually allow faster than light-speed space travel, a group of aliens from a distant planet, in search of life elsewhere in the Universe, stumble upon an old Earth signal.. They follow its trail back to our solar system. Treachery among them places the continued existence of the Earth in grave danger.Relativity One - The Theory of Everything by Aaron Aaikin is the first of a planned trilogy. The book ends when the first star ship using the Slip Wave Technology successfully flies Matt and two other astronauts to Mars to offload various experiments, and return to the Earth within a matter of hours. The book comes to a close as tensions rise among the observing aliens.Relativity One - The Theory of Everything has 95,000 words. The book is based on an actual Unified Field Theory developed by Mark Fiorentino. It is science fiction and is aimed at general readers, though those who are more technically minded will also find it of interest.Aaron Aaikin is the composite name of two writers, Mark Fiorentino and Mel Dawson. Mark is an American computer expert and an amateur physicist and Mel is British, and a former academic with degrees in [ BSc (2:1 Hons) degree in Anthropology and Biology, an MA in Research Methods and a PhD in Social Medicine and MSc in Applied Genetics ], and is now a professional writer. Our skills were combined to produce both an exciting and intriguing science fiction novel. Promotion of the book is already under way. A companion website has been created please see

522 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 23, 2010