Anti-scientific Physics: Mysteries of Space, Time, and Consciousness

Nikonov Alexander Petrovich – a writer, author of a couple of dozen popular science and fiction books. With the collapse of the USSR, he left science for journalism and later for writing, achieving considerable success in both fields. He became a laureate of the Union of Journalists of Russia award in 2001 and the Union of Journalists of Moscow award in 2002. For his contribution to national culture, he was awarded the Pushkin Medal in 1999, received the Belyaev Prize in 2005 for the book “Upgrade of the Monkey,” and for the novel “Anna Karenina, the Female” – the “Nonconformism” Prize in 2010, along with a bronze Abyssinian cat. In his new book, Alexander Nikonov talks about completely unexplainable events and phenomena from a scientific standpoint that happened to real people, many of whom he knows personally. Exploring the phenomenon of consciousness and the internal framework of the universe – quantum mechanics, the author has gathered a rich collection of strange, sometimes incredible, stories, which he offers for your examination. Regarding the mystical events presented, the author has astonishing ideas, unexpected hypotheses, and mind-boggling questions, the answers to which he doesn't always provide, at least in this book, because a continuation is being written. Will you be able to explain the nature of these mysterious events?