Synopsis "The Journey of Werdnakram: book 2 (in English)"
What are the adventures of Werdnakram all about? Why is it that each published letter will form such sentences that will be part of an amazing adventure? Are these just facts or some fictional science stories? It's for you to find out. The adventures of werdnakram talks about different scientific breakthroughs that cannot only tickle your funny bones or awaken your senses; but aims to widen the human imagination. Werdnakram: Maybe we cannot reach places that have not been explored by men, but at least we can have a journey through our minds. We can then explain how the human spirit responds in the future developments of science and think of its evolution that might as well has a possibility of occurring. However, there is an exchange of ideas between Science Fiction and Science itself. Science fiction suggests ideas that can be used by scientists to come up with theories, but most of the time new discoveries made by science would usually give us shocking revelations. "Science facts are definitely stranger than fiction." v Many scientific amazing unearthed findings were not even told in stories, movies, and books. An example of which are the "black holes", which was named by physicist John Archibald Wheeler. Originally, black holes were named as frozen stars at completely collapsed objects. For sure, people will find it boring and would never write much nor research on it. One of the main focuses of science fiction is travelling faster than light. Fortunately, Albert Einstein's "General Theory of Relativity" gave us a possibility that we can achieve such phenomena. According to this hypothesis, a warp zone, like that of the 1980's classic video game Super Mario, can make a shortcut in between faraway places that one would like to visit. However, negative energy, the missing ingredient is needed to make this shortcut possible. As of now, no one made this as a serious topic for scientific research, because it is too impossible and information can be treated as fictional. vi One of the consequences of rapid "instellar travel" is the likelihood of going back to the past. A lot of people in America are not in favour of such research and if they knew that the National Science Foundation (NSF) supports such endeavour, then a lot of people might join in demonstrations, because they think that paid government taxes would just come to waste if funded to such projects. Moreover, scientists found ways for them undertake such studies and often used the terms "closed timelike curves", so that they can make it confidential.Consequently, science fiction at present time may be considered facts in the years to come.
