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John Mulhall

Dublin, European Union (EU), Ireland

Contributor at Irish Tech News

Engineer, Writer and Author at Freelance

Cloud Engineer | Journalist | Writer. Debut Novel, From Terror to Valor: Echoes and Shadows, coming soon. My views as always, are my own

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  • 5 days ago | authormulhall.com | John Mulhall

    Ever wonder what lies beneath the stars, or even within them? Want to leave a space station using faster then light travel? If you did any of those things, then you’re not alone. This age-old curiosity has fueled my imagination for years, becoming even more enticing with time. From Terror to Valor: Echoes and Shadows, available at your favorite digital bookstore With my debut novel From Terror to Valor now published, I’ve embarked on a new literary journey.

  • 5 days ago | authormulhall.com | John Mulhall

    My newly launched (web novel) project, Hindsight Station, has reconnected me to one of my passions. Every wonder about the universe, and how we are here? I do, and marvel at how science has been so resilient in its pursuit of a truthful answer to how we exist. Amidst an enormous universe, does hawking radiation hold the key to a new perspective?

  • 5 days ago | authormulhall.com | John Mulhall

    Science Fiction has long been in love with the idea of wormholes through space and time. As an avid fan of the Stargate science fiction series, I must confess my fascination regarding the concept. What are wormholes, and are they just a notion for us science fiction writers to incorporate into our works? Wormholes are tunnels between two points in space and time. The concept was first presented by Albert Einstein and Nathan Rosen in 1935.

  • 5 days ago | authormulhall.com | John Mulhall

    Science fiction involving nuclear science, and geophysics are rarely in the same sentence. Maybe they should be. We all know what happened at Chernobyl, Ukraine, in 1986–and why nuclear safety must be our utmost priority. The enormous costs and environmental risks associated with nuclear energy saw many nations shy away from it. Can we find a better way?

  • 5 days ago | authormulhall.com | John Mulhall

    Imagine scifi tech like condensed matter systems producing enough energy to power everything from toasters to starships? Sounds like science fiction, but do the ship’s engines of your favorite science fiction movie have a place in reality? I would like to think so, as researchers make breakthroughs in condensed matter physics. Imagine a power generation unit that can take light and transform it into a frictionless super-solid structure.

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