Kaku, Michio

Discusses the future of science and technology in the next one hundred years, drawing from interviews with scientists in a wide variety of disciplines to make predictions about developments in the fields of computer science, biogenetics, and quantum physics.

The author presents his theories of a possible parallel universe and maintains that Big Bangs actually created multiple universes making it possible one day to time travel between them.

Physicist Michio Kaku explains how devices commonly found in science fiction, including death rays, force fields, and invisibility cloaks, may become commonplace in the future, using real-life examples of other technologies that were considered impossible, including televisions, lasers, and atomic bombs, to prove his point.

The author presents his theories of a possible parallel universe and maintains that Big Bangs actually created multiple universes making it possible one day to time travel between them.

Physicist Michio Kaku explains how Albert Einstein saw the world, explaining how two simple mental images led to two of his most important discoveries and how his later ideas came to scientific fruition after his lifetime.

Offers a theoretical prediction of how science will drastically change the world's daily lives over the next 100 years. Includes chapters on the future of the computer, Artificial Intelligence, medicine, nanotechnology, energy, space travel, wealth, and humanity, and offers a glimpse into what a day in the life in 2100 may be like.