The Silent Guardian — Chapter 19, Part 1: The Church
Read The Silent Guardian by Dylan Callens online: Chapter 19, Part 1, “The Church.” A serialized time-travel science fiction installment in The Silent Guardian Series.
Dyson Swarm vs Dyson Sphere: What Would an Advanced Civilization Build?
Dyson swarm vs Dyson sphere explained: why a swarm of orbiting collectors is more realistic than the solid shell often shown in science fiction.
The Silent Guardian — Chapter 18, Part 2: The Anchor
Read The Silent Guardian by Dylan Callens online: Chapter 18, Part 2, “The Anchor.” A serialized time-travel science fiction installment in The Silent Guardian Series.
Gödel Universe vs Block Universe: Two Very Different Ideas About Time
Gödel universe vs block universe: one is a rotating solution to Einstein’s equations; the other is a view about the reality of past, present, and future.
The Silent Guardian — Chapter 18, Part 1: The Ceremony
Read The Silent Guardian by Dylan Callens online: Chapter 18, Part 1, “The Ceremony.” A serialized time-travel science fiction installment in The Silent Guardian Series.
Closed Timelike Curves vs Wormholes: What’s the Difference?
Closed timelike curves vs wormholes: one is a path through spacetime, the other a hypothetical shortcut. Learn how they connect to time travel.
The Silent Guardian — Chapter 17, Part 3: Indoctrination
Read The Silent Guardian by Dylan Callens online: Chapter 17, Part 3, “Indoctrination.” A serialized time-travel science fiction installment in The Silent Guardian Series.
7 Bootstrap Paradox Movies and Shows With Originless Time Loops
Seven bootstrap paradox movies and TV stories where information, objects, or events become trapped in time loops with no clear beginning.
The Silent Guardian — Chapter 17, Part 2: The Doctrine
Read The Silent Guardian by Dylan Callens online: Chapter 17, Part 2, “The Doctrine.” A serialized time-travel science fiction installment in The Silent Guardian Series.
Grandfather Paradox vs Novikov Principle: Can the Past Change?
Compare the grandfather paradox with the Novikov self-consistency principle and see how fixed timelines avoid contradictions in time travel.
