Gabriel J. Quantum Physics Of Time Travel: Relativity, Space Time, Black Holes, Worm Holes, Paradoxes

Cambridge: Cosmology Science Publishers, 2014. — 266 p. — ISBN: 978-1938024221.This book will help you to understand the idea of Time Travel. It is a very easy read for someone whose mind is artsier than scientific. Many books of late that deal with the physics of time and the perception of time. Quantum Physics of Time Travel is probably the most informative. It is all truly mind-blowing stuff and will keep your interest.
Many earliest scriptures speak of that sublime peaceful place where liberation is achieved when distinctions based on time and space no longer exist. The Yoga Sutras, refer to the many time changes discussed in this book as the mental state achieved at a high meditative state. All in all, Quantum Physics of Time Travel is a great resource for all the readers.The Time Machine of Past Present and Future
Time Is Relative: Future, Past, Present Overlap and Exist Simultaneously
Time Dilation And The Contraction of Space Time
Twins, Time Travel, Gravity And Aging
Time Travel And Aging: Clocks, Gravity, Altitude, Longitude & Longevity
Acceleration, Light Speed, Time Travel, G-Forces And Fuel
The Curvature of Space-Time: Gravity and the Bending of Light and Time
The Circle of Time: In A Rotating Universe The Future Leads to the Past
Time Travel Through Black Holes in the Fabric of Space-Time
Microscopic Time Travel At the Speed of Light
“Worm Holes” In Extreme Curvatures of Space Time
Worm Holes, Negative Energy, Casimir Force And The Einstein-Rosen Bridge
Black Holes And Gravitational Sling Shots
The Time Traveler in Miniature: Negative Mass and Energy
Tachyons, Negative Energy, The Circle of Time: From the Future to the Past
Duality: The Past And Future In Parallel
The Mirror of Time: Red Shift, Blue Shifts and Duality
Into the Past: Duality, Anti-Matter and Conservation of Energy
Quantum Entanglement And Causality: The Future Effects the Past
Light, Wave Functions and the Uncertainty Principle: Changing the Future and the Past
Paradoxes of Time Travel and the Multiple Worlds of Quantum Physics
Epilogue: A Journey Though The Many Worlds of Time