Isbn: 9798184296302 - transquantum dislocation: when the world stirs, and suddenly wants to speak to you (4 risultati)

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Transquantum Dislocation is one of those expressions that sounds as if it's been lifted straight from a theoretical physics manual - or from the back cover of a slightly battered 1970s pulp sci-fi paperback. Which is precisely why it's irresistible.Taken seriously, it might evoke: - a phenomenon in which a particle doesn't merely 'jump' from one quantum state to another, but ends up somewhere else entirely without bothering with the bit in between- an extreme form of quantum tunnelling, so radical it feels like a shortcut carved through the fabric of space itself- an effect in which information and matter 'relocate' to another point in the universe without violating classical physics. at least not too outrageouslyIn short: the sort of thing that gives even the most zen-like physicists a headache.But if we treat it as a narrative title, it becomes even more delightful, because it sounds like: - the name of a scientific accident that kicks off the plot- a secret protocol no one was ever meant to activate- an inexplicable phenomenon that upends a city - or a small Italian town full of suspicious, eccentric charactersAnd at that point, the story practically writes itself: someone presses a button, something disappears and reappears where it absolutely shouldn't, and chaos spreads with the speed of small-town gossip. Transquantum Dislocation is a wonderful idea, carrying exactly that clever-novel energy that enjoys blending science, humour, and a touch of pop philosophy.It's a title that promises mystery, absurdity, and a particular kind of nerdy yet accessible wonder. And above all, it's a concept that can bend in a thousand narrative directions without ever losing coherence.A scientific mystery told with comic flair, real science used lightly, a reluctant protagonist, and aliens watching us from above So then - Transquantum Dislocation: what on earth is it really.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Transquantum Dislocation is one of those expressions that sounds as if it's been lifted straight from a theoretical physics manual - or from the back cover of a slightly battered 1970s pulp sci-fi paperback. Which is precisely why it's irresistible.Taken seriously, it might evoke: a phenomenon in which a particle doesn't merely "jump" from one quantum state to another, but ends up somewhere else entirely without bothering with the bit in betweenan extreme form of quantum tunnelling, so radical it feels like a shortcut carved through the fabric of space itselfan effect in which information and matter "relocate" to another point in the universe without violating classical physics. at least not too outrageouslyIn short: the sort of thing that gives even the most zen-like physicists a headache.But if we treat it as a narrative title, it becomes even more delightful, because it sounds like: the name of a scientific accident that kicks off the plota secret protocol no one was ever meant to activatean inexplicable phenomenon that upends a city - or a small Italian town full of suspicious, eccentric charactersAnd at that point, the story practically writes itself: someone presses a button, something disappears and reappears where it absolutely shouldn't, and chaos spreads with the speed of small-town gossip. Transquantum Dislocation is a wonderful idea, carrying exactly that clever-novel energy that enjoys blending science, humour, and a touch of pop philosophy.It's a title that promises mystery, absurdity, and a particular kind of nerdy yet accessible wonder. And above all, it's a concept that can bend in a thousand narrative directions without ever losing coherence.A scientific mystery told with comic flair, real science used lightly, a reluctant protagonist, and aliens watching us from above?So then - Transquantum Dislocation: what on earth is it really? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Transquantum Dislocation is one of those expressions that sounds as if it's been lifted straight from a theoretical physics manual - or from the back cover of a slightly battered 1970s pulp sci-fi paperback. Which is precisely why it's irresistible.Taken seriously, it might evoke: a phenomenon in which a particle doesn't merely "jump" from one quantum state to another, but ends up somewhere else entirely without bothering with the bit in betweenan extreme form of quantum tunnelling, so radical it feels like a shortcut carved through the fabric of space itselfan effect in which information and matter "relocate" to another point in the universe without violating classical physics. at least not too outrageouslyIn short: the sort of thing that gives even the most zen-like physicists a headache.But if we treat it as a narrative title, it becomes even more delightful, because it sounds like: the name of a scientific accident that kicks off the plota secret protocol no one was ever meant to activatean inexplicable phenomenon that upends a city - or a small Italian town full of suspicious, eccentric charactersAnd at that point, the story practically writes itself: someone presses a button, something disappears and reappears where it absolutely shouldn't, and chaos spreads with the speed of small-town gossip. Transquantum Dislocation is a wonderful idea, carrying exactly that clever-novel energy that enjoys blending science, humour, and a touch of pop philosophy.It's a title that promises mystery, absurdity, and a particular kind of nerdy yet accessible wonder. And above all, it's a concept that can bend in a thousand narrative directions without ever losing coherence.A scientific mystery told with comic flair, real science used lightly, a reluctant protagonist, and aliens watching us from above?So then - Transquantum Dislocation: what on earth is it really? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…