Fame Plan

Dr. Ronald Mallett, of the University of Connecticut, has become world famous for patenting a design for the "world's first time machine", but has failed to actually build it. R&D engineer Marshall Barnes announces he'll test an alternative in July.

Marshall Barnes, in DC for the USA Science and Engineering Festival, will appear in a breakthrough lecture at Reiter's Books on space-time physics that Stephen Hawking dosen't know.

After doing a test of the feedback demonstration from the Into The Universe with Stephen Hawking, Discovery Channel mini-series, Marshall Barnes is set to publish paper that shows Hawking wormhole time machine example wouldn't function at all.

When confronted with a thought problem based on a highly publicized Stephen Hawking theory on wormholes that was shown on the Discovery Channel last year, six students from Thomas Worthington High School were able to see why the model doesn't work.

Marshall Barnes will be leading a class of physics students at Thomas Worthington High School in an exploration of wormhole connections through time and Stephen Hawking's chronology protection conjecture as it appeared on the Discovery Channel.

R&D engineer Marshall Barnes announces plans to look at launching a competitive social network to Facebook that will feature unheard of options and user protections.

Marshall Barnes, inventor of the STDTS(TM) proto-technology for warp drive, announces that he will conduct a worldwide webcast proof of concept demonstration in October of this year.

Marshall Barnes is moving aggressively into the art business, to create collectable art, with the release of a variety of artworks in limited edition series, featuring his futuristic vision and advanced concept technology.

With a twitter feed and other web assets, The True Pattern(TM) launches campaign promoting a Fringe reality without Fringe.

WorldNetNewsWires (WNNWs) reveals possible origins for the Walter Bishop and William Bell characters in a review of Parallel Universes, the first video art piece Marshall Barnes has created with his P.TVsynth(TM), Programable Television Synthesizer.