Dr. Ronald Mallett is a professor emeritus ... really happy kid to becoming a very depressed kid." But soon, Mallett found hope. Time. "I came across the book that essentially changed my life ...

Ronald Mallett has devoted his life to researching the possibility of time travel in an attempt to see his late father again. Bloomberg via Getty Images Ronald Mallett lost his father when he was ...

Ronald L. Mallett, professor emeritus of Physics at the University of Connecticut, wrote his memoir in 2006. The book Time Traveler: A Scientist's Personal Mission to Make Time Travel a Reality is ...

Ronald Mallett has dedicated a majority of his life to finding a way to travel through time — and while one may assume his passion was spurred by movies like “Back to the Future,” Mallett ...

ALBAWABA - Time travel may be possible using spinning lasers, according to American theoretical physicist Ronald Lawrence Mallett, who has even developed a prototype to test the idea.

FM: What first made you interested in time travel? Ronald Mallett: My father, who I love very deeply, died of a heart attack at 33. I was 10 years old and completely devastated. I think I would ...

A scientist believes he has finally cracked the code to enable time travel after having a big 'eureka' moment as he lay in hospital. Professor Ronald Mallett, who has been working on the secrets ...

Time travel will be the topic of the next lecture in the Distinguished Speaker Series sponsored by Rochester Institute of Technology’s College of Science. Physicist and author Ronald Mallett will give ...

Ronald Mallett is still working on rotating lasers to travel back in time. His working theory is based on Albert Einstein’s relativity discussion. The prototype laser loop he developed ends up ...