The Dominium

If the near-future implications of the Dominium are correct, then there is reason for all people on all corners of the globe to be concerned, to read this book, and to act quickly to stop the start-up of the machine called LHC. This work combines hard science with the warnings of apocalypse. Whether this is the most revolutionary bit of hard science since Einstein or an ingenious piece of science-fiction, the Dominium is a must-read. The science is presented in a formal manner and backed up by a tight bibliography. The warnings of doom are tied to current actual scientific exploration and human frailties. The result is chilling and provocative. The portions of the book relating to pure science take a fresh approach to an age old problem: where did the Universe come from and where is it going. Instead of treading of the path of Einstein (which has yielded many theories, yet none that are without unexplained anomalies and dead-ends), the Dominium starts with a clean slate and asks a single provocative question: "What if matter and antimatter repel one another?" From that one kernel grows a model that is seemingly without anomaly, dead-end, or contrary physical evidence. The model paints the sequence of events from the Big Bang that created our Universe through to the conditions that will result in a Big Bang that will end our Universe and start the whole process anew. If we truly are on the edge of a precipice, may God save us all from ourselves.