Marshall Barnes Full Steam Ahead After All-Con Sci-Fi Success

March 24, 2014 - PRLog -- Marshall Barnes, the internationally noted research and development engineer, has returned from a successful, four day stint lecturing as the Science Guest of Honor at the All-Con Sci-Fi Convention in Addison, TX to find himself busier than ever. While at All-Con, however, he wasn't relaxing either, he was kept busy signing copies of the original official version of his report to Congress, Paradox Lost, participating in a convention events and well as hanging out with original Battle Star Galactica actress, Anne Lockhart and famed character actor, Bill Blair.

Marshall is not only overseeing last minute technical changes to the layout of the public book version of his special report, Paradox Lost:The True Geometries of Time Travel (that were delayed due to unforeseen demands on his time from two space science conferences coming up), but he is in the middle of production on a doumentary about his time machine research. April 10, he will be a guest on Just Energy Radio, hosted by Dr. Rita Louise (see http://justenergyradio.com/archive-pages/mbarnes.htm ). In May he will be speaking at the International Space Development Conference in Los Angeles and premiering a special sneak preview of segments from his documentary at a yet to be disclosed location in L.A., possibly in Disney Studios. That will be after he attends a major innovation event in Boston following several lectures that he will present at another science fiction conference - the MarCon sci-fi convention in Columbus, OH.

All this activity is beginning to attract the attention of sponsors and others who see Marshall's potential for delivering unique and exciting audience experiences that they would like to be a part of. One is a new kind of energy drink, but no announcement will be made until a formal deal is inked out. In the past, Marshall has had deals with Greyhound and Holiday Inn Express and other companies. With his documentary in production, product placement opportunities are now available which are beginning to be looked at as well.

Another area that he is pursuing is art. He is now in talks with galleries and agents about handling the first piece of art created with the Verdrehung Fan™ which is slated to be auctioned with a starting price of $1,000,000.

All these events would make one think that Marshall is taking time off from the development of his Verdrehung Fan™ time machine, but that is not the case.

"The way I do research like this is that I prepare for it. I take the time to study and re-study the available literature and notes that I have made, to be sure that I haven't missed anything. That's why I'm so successful with my experiments when others aren't. I pay attention to detail and triple check my theories. Then when I try it, it usually ends up working" he's said.

"I'd rather find the mistakes on paper or with my head, rather than screwing around, over and over to get it right, like Edison did. That's not the way true geniuses work..."