H. G. Wells, “The Time Machine”,1895, PART TWO (II).

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H. G. Wells, “*The Time Machine*”,*1895* was also the topic of an earlier blog post.

Here I present: H. G. Wells, “*The Time Machine”,1895, PART TWO (II).*

Energy equals mass times light-speed squared. This equation was derived in ***1905*** by physicist **Albert Einstein**.

In geometry, a **tesseract** is the four-dimensional analogue of the ***cube***; the **tesseract** is to the **cube** as the cube is to the *square*.

Charles Hinton, “Fourth Dimension: A Language of Space”, 1904 was the topic of an earlier blog post…………………………………………..

Literature, as an art form, is six (6) genre types:

1. Cinema.
2. Fiction.
3. Nonfiction.
4. Drama.
5. Poetry.
6 Folktales.
Five of these literary genres originated in Oral Prehistory; but, cinematic literature originated in modern times. Writing began in 3,500 BC and Celluloid Film in 1900’s for Cinema.