Aulto, as
predicted by the new age philosophers, lived in a constant fearful state of
mind, as he believed that the four dimensions ‘three dimensional space and one
dimensional time’, held the key to ultimate supremacy, and that human race
would eventually fail if it did not conquer these four dimensions. Although, later
it was also argued that Aulto predicted a possibility of another pseudo
dimension, which he named after himself ‘Aulto-exist’, that acted as link a between
space and time.
To explain the
nature of such this pseudo dimension, Aulto used a mathematical co-ordinate
system where three dimensional space and one dimensional time were represented
by coordinates (x, y, z, t). He later reviewed that if space and time were to
be connected by a pseudo dimension ‘Aulto-exist’ the coordinates of a particle
located in space (x1, y1, z1) at time (t1) could be written as (x1, y1, z1, t1,
AE), where x1, y1, z1, t1 represented the space and time coordinates of that
particle, and AE represented its coordinate on the ‘Aulto-exist’ dimension.
Hypothetically, a particle could relocate to its new coordinate (x2, y2, z2,
t2, AE) keeping its pseudo dimension ‘AE’ as constant. The theory worked
perfectly, if the space coordinates were changed w.r.t. corresponding change in
time, or in other words, at a given instant a particle could exist only at one
location in space represented by one defined space co-ordinates. Aulto extended
his theory, that it was possible for a weightless object to be teleported to
different space coordinate at a single
instant by using the pseudo dimensional ‘AE’ link. Therefore, his main focus during
the later part of his life remained on finding a weightless object that could
be used to prove his theory of teleportation.
Aulto published numerous
journal papers, with a belief that, one day, mathematics along with other
sciences will have the capacity to master and control all the four dimensions.
He even anticipated that it was only matter of time that weightlessness could be
used travel to any co-ordinates of the universe. However, his theory on pseudo
dimension contradicted core fundamental definitions of various facts and was
based on hypothetical ideas that were challenged by the scientists of those times.
It is also believed that Aulto’s core subject of interest was religious philosophy
but his fascination towards ‘space and time’ theory made him shift his focus towards
experimental mathematics.
Space equations
made complete sense to him, but, when these equations were combined with
‘time’, he felt as if his knowledge was trapped. He spent hours and hours in
his laboratory, but could not gather ideas about how time was created. Is it
finite or infinite? Does it depended on frame of reference? Is time required,
to change our space co-ordinate? However, a question that was deep rooted in
his mind was: “If weightlessness exist, is it possible move to a different
space-time coordinate and defeat time?”
He spent nights working
on this problem and isolated himself from the world. After days of absence, he
was found locked inside his room staring at a pendulum clock with his dark red
eyes, a pen between his fingers, the paper board in front had hundreds of
equations and diagrams – some with reference to space and time, and others were
made of human body, of religious teaching, which none of his co-scientists could
comprehend.
A few days later,
he organized a seminar to which he invited brightest minds, experts, geniuses
of the planet, with the aim to explain his theory and trigger a wave to solve
this problem:
“My dear
friends”, he spoke softly.
“Artists are
born not created. Their talent is their character, their personality, their
goal, their motive, their bread, their meaning of life, their purpose of existence,
and this talent in them – be it in a painter, actor, musician, writer or a
scientist, is born when a human brain and heart are united. Unfortunately! We
are bound by time, which by its very nature is scarce, given we all are part of
the life-death cycle.”
“Can we conquer
time?”
The room was
dead silence. No one spoke or moved. It looked for the moment as if time was
frozen, a layer of silence covered the Auditorium. Aulto looked tired, drops of
water appeared on his forehead. He waited another minute and gulped the glass
of water that was put on the side table and said his final words, “Oh yes, my goodness!
We can, can’t we? We are made of . . . weightless
. . . SOUL!” The crowd waited patiently to hear Aulto’s next words, another
minute of silence, students and co-professors stared directly at his face, as
if, the equation of time was finally resolved. Aulto looked shocked and
excited, but he spoke nothing more. He collected his books and left the seminar
hall quietly.
Within seconds,
the silence in the Auditorium turned into chaos. The question appeared
everywhere - “Has professor Aulto found the key to supress time?” Only Aulto
had the answer.
The
university was closed for winter holidays. Everyone, the entire country, waited
for the answer, for the question that was discovered by Aulto himself.
Thousands of letters flew in from journalists, philosophers, scientists,
physicists across the globe. None were answered.
Days
later Aulto’s body was found, sitting on his study table at his country house,
still, clam and untouched. There was no sign of theft, no sign of a disease, no
sign of a weapon, so sign of trouble. The equation of time was yet to solved and
yet another mystery was left for the world to answer - the cause of Aulto’s
death. The best practitioners across the world examined his body but could not
predict the cause of his death.
The
daily mail quoted an article on his death:
“The
Artist is gone. Thousands appeared during the cremation ceremony of the famous philosopher,
scientist, mathematician – The great Aulto. The man who had no family of his
own but received blessings and prayers from millions around the world. The man
who selflessly dedicated his life to ‘space-time’ equation. The man who was believed
to have cracked the problem time-mystery dies of unknown cause. The country pays
high regard and tribute to the great Aulto. The man who left this world, his
great ideas, his philosophy, his countless achievements and his final words
that he left for the world: ‘Yes!, Aulto-exist!’
He
indeed exists in our hearts.”
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