Devastated by the loss of his father, Ron Mallett found hope in an unlikely place: HG Wells’ The Time Machine. Mallett, now a physics professor at the University of Connecticut, discusses how his father’s death led him on a lifelong quest to build a time machine, the Spike Lee movie based on his life, and how time travel may not be as far off as many might think.
Loved it, I wonder when he will finish the time machine?
i never got this einstein cult movement. he was a smart and weird guy. i don’t say it’s a bad thing, i mean people need thing to fascinate them, so i guess einstein is a good pick for that… he was gentler and smarter than jesus….
but i personally didn’t get it.