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2003: The Time-Loop Device
Nolan Emerson, PhD, is a brilliant young theoretical and experimental physicist who is a professor at the University of Geneva, and the lead scientist at the CERN particle accelerator. He is a leader in the areas of general relativity and quantum mechanics. Dr. Emerson devises an experiment so radical and revolutionary that it seeks to unlock the astounding, complex, and mysterious secrets of Einstein’s space-time. Ultimately, his work challenges the fundamental notions of consciousness and of the concept of reality itself.
236 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 29, 2025
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September 14, 2022
2003: The Time-Loop Device
by David Cornish, M.D.
Out now.
Wow! I was so taken with this compelling time-travel science fiction story that I furiously plowed through the pages, eager to know what would happen to Nolan Emerson, PhD. Nolan is a theoretical and experimental physicist and lead scientist at the CERN particle accelerator in Geneva. Also a professor at the University of Geneva, he specializes in general relativity and quantum mechanics.
Now if you told me -- a math phobic who dropped out of high school physics after one week -- that I would actually "get" this heady realm, all I can say is that Dr. Cornish does a brilliant job of explaining the most complicated theories. He also weaves in a time travel segment that absolutely gripped me. My heart pounded and my breath caught as Nolan and his brilliant girlfriend Sophia undergo an experiment through time.
One charming character I grew to love -- a robot (!) -- demonstrates astonishing advances in Artificial Intelligence. How much of this is really possible, I pondered, and what does it portend for our future?
2003 is Dr. Cornish's most assured book yet. His first three are compelling histfic tales with a medical focus: 1877, about a Northern physician working in the South after the Civil War; 1918, about the flu pandemic; and 1980, about the AIDS pandemic. A retired gastroenterologist, the author ties these previous books together by featuring a physician member from different generations of the same family. It's a device that works beautifully.
2003 is highly recommended for lovers of sci-fi, time travel, and spectacular tales. Hearty thanks to Dr. Cornish for the review copy in exchange for my honest feedback.
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by David Cornish, M.D.
Out now.
Wow! I was so taken with this compelling time-travel science fiction story that I furiously plowed through the pages, eager to know what would happen to Nolan Emerson, PhD. Nolan is a theoretical and experimental physicist and lead scientist at the CERN particle accelerator in Geneva. Also a professor at the University of Geneva, he specializes in general relativity and quantum mechanics.
Now if you told me -- a math phobic who dropped out of high school physics after one week -- that I would actually "get" this heady realm, all I can say is that Dr. Cornish does a brilliant job of explaining the most complicated theories. He also weaves in a time travel segment that absolutely gripped me. My heart pounded and my breath caught as Nolan and his brilliant girlfriend Sophia undergo an experiment through time.
One charming character I grew to love -- a robot (!) -- demonstrates astonishing advances in Artificial Intelligence. How much of this is really possible, I pondered, and what does it portend for our future?
2003 is Dr. Cornish's most assured book yet. His first three are compelling histfic tales with a medical focus: 1877, about a Northern physician working in the South after the Civil War; 1918, about the flu pandemic; and 1980, about the AIDS pandemic. A retired gastroenterologist, the author ties these previous books together by featuring a physician member from different generations of the same family. It's a device that works beautifully.
2003 is highly recommended for lovers of sci-fi, time travel, and spectacular tales. Hearty thanks to Dr. Cornish for the review copy in exchange for my honest feedback.
#2003thetimeloopdevice #davidcornishmd #sciencefictionnovel #timetravelstory #cernacceleratortale #robotcharacter #artificialintelligencestory #generalrelativityfictionstory
#quantummechanicsfictionbook
#bookstagramcommunity
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