FLASH TIME

The prevailing scientific view of the world just doesn't work!

Our most precious and accepted scientific principles, built over millennia by luminaries including Einstein, Darwin and Hawking, are all built on one basic idea, that time is a straight line. However, logical contradictions that arise are given ever-more improbable explanations to fill the gaps - string theory, dark matter, parallel universes. It just doesn't add up.

But what if time is not a straight line? What if time is a circle with a relatively short repeating cycle? Then everything falls neatly into place.

Welcome to Flash Time: a revolutionary new world view

* Flash Time is a challenge to everything we think we know. It is an idea developed over decades by geologist Jules Boles, FGA, FRGS of the British Gemmological Institute, based on inconsistencies in science, having spent over 40 years trying to disprove cyclic time. Now he is challenging anyone to show that cyclic time cannot work - with a prize of GBP6000 to anyone who can.

* A hugely controversial book, but one that has precedents. The idea of `cycles of time' have been found in the beliefs of literally every ancient culture thousands of years ago and Professor Sir Roger Penrose today, but it has never been envisioned in this way, as an overall theory of everything that actually works.

* Clearly and concisely written with humour and over 90 illustrations to demonstrate the most difficult ideas.

* Jules Boles is available for interview. He regularly lectures and has appeared as an expert on BBC and Sky television and radio.

Flash Time is a revolutionary new way of looking at the universe and our place in it by seeing time as a cycle rather than a line. As a result, our most persistent scientific inconsistencies are swept away, along with all our biggest scientific assumptions, and a new `Theory of Everything' that really works is presented. A truly mind-bending book that will change how you think about the world around you.

According to Author Jules Boles:

"I never intended to find a theory that challenged our most basic scientific concepts, but when I started thinking through the discrepancies and gaps in our knowledge, I realised the only way to solve them was to challenge literally all of our assumptions."

"As a result, I found an Earth-shatteringly different universe - one that travels from order to chaos and back again. The world's fate is not as bleak as it seems today: nature has a powerful ability to restore order when we create chaos."