The Quantum Revelations

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In a world on the brink of climate catastrophe, two scientists continue their confidential work to develop a practical quantum computer, but they get more than they bargained for when their creation calls into question everything they thought to be true about the laws of physics and the world around them. The Quantum Revelations is a multifaceted sci-fi story. First off we have Skylar’s quantum computer experiment, tangentially linked to his interest in “quantum scale physics. He wanted to understand what really makes the universe tick”. 

My knowledge of physics extends as far as watching The Big Bang Theory, which is to say I recognised some of the words. Stuart Heinrich creates a narrative that is authentic and authoritative which becomes unsurprising when you read the Author’s note to discover that this story is based on the topics explored in his own papers. However, Heinrich also demonstrates the additional skill of basing a sci-fi thriller on these concepts while making them accessible to an average reader, like me. The incorporation of faith and religion cleverly explores and intertwines the well established Science vs Religion discourse in a way that, I think, does credit to both sides. The final concepts at the end of the book blended both aspects of the narrative really well in what felt like a natural conclusion to what came before. 

In all, The Quantum Revelations is an intriguing sci-fi thriller that explores our relationship with technology but also with the world around us on a number of levels. A really interesting read. 

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