Velocicon

Velocicon developed from the need for new tools in the paranormal, fantasy and science fiction writing industry. Velocicon will give you the means to take your story ideas out of this world and to the next level.
Dr. Dave Goldberg, keynote speaker for Velocicon 2010, is an Astrophysicist and associate professor from Princeton and Drexel. He will discuss the scientific reality of time travel. He’ll also be available for panel questions later in the day. What an awesome way to get your time travel off the ground and give it a new twist. What an awesome way to fire up you imagination.
We’ll have ghost hunters from TV with all their equipment. They go over a point by point explanation of their technique and equipment. Everything you ever wanted to know and had nowhere to go with your questions.
Barbara E. Szafranski, a celebrated medium and aura specialist will give a workshop explaining her science and customizing her presentation to your questions.
Finally we have a host of multi Award Winning Authors; Judy McCoy, John Grant, Isabo Kelly, Leanna Renee Hieber, who will bring it all together for you. Show you how to take all this new information, build on it and weave it into your story.
This is a conference like no other. This is Velocicon and we hope you can join us, March 6th at the Oyster Point Hotel in Red Bank New Jersey.

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Comment by Louann Carroll on December 29, 2009 at 9:50pm: Oh, multidimensionality or parallel universes are certainly plausible. My publishing house is the one putting together the conference. I'd go too, but I'm in California. I'm a physics fan and try to keep up to date with all the new theories. Boggles the imagination.

Comment by William H Russeth on December 29, 2009 at 4:55pm: Sounds very interesting, but no way I could actually attend. Curious though, I was just thinking of concept of parallel universes the other day. A friend of mine majoring in philosophy was always prattling about parallel universes.Usually after imbibing wine or other things. The concept at that time was pretty much philosophic one, stumbled on by few Sci Fi writer, but with absolutely no hint of any scientific substantiation. The other day I was watching TV and they were talking about only being able to account for the location of electrons about 50% or the time and that we might be sharing them with a guess what? Yep, a parallel universe and discussing it as if the existence of one was plausible.