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So, I have decided to finally write the novel I've been tossing around for several years. It's fiction, but involves ideas and technologies based in real world science. What is the best way to collect sources on the following topics:
- antigravity technology
- antimatter
- dark matter
- behavior of subatomic particles
- quantum physics basics and more advanced theories
- secret societies like illuminati, scull and bones, etc.
- German WW2 technology
- development of the microprocessor
- development of the space technology
- details on history events related to the Manhattan project, ww2, eugenics, etc
- alien abduction, first hand reports, etc.
Those concepts will form the basis of the book. It's a fiction written as "based on true story" type of adventure. The idea is to incorporate real physics, real concepts and some well known conspiracy theories that can plausibly be supported by historical events, evidence.
Any suggestions on how to go about such research? Obviously internet... but I'm thinking more about organizations, places to connect with folks that would have first hand knowledge, etc.
- antigravity technology
- antimatter
- dark matter
- behavior of subatomic particles
- quantum physics basics and more advanced theories
- secret societies like illuminati, scull and bones, etc.
- German WW2 technology
- development of the microprocessor
- development of the space technology
- details on history events related to the Manhattan project, ww2, eugenics, etc
- alien abduction, first hand reports, etc.
Those concepts will form the basis of the book. It's a fiction written as "based on true story" type of adventure. The idea is to incorporate real physics, real concepts and some well known conspiracy theories that can plausibly be supported by historical events, evidence.
Any suggestions on how to go about such research? Obviously internet... but I'm thinking more about organizations, places to connect with folks that would have first hand knowledge, etc.