The Intergalactic Peddler: Volume V
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The Intergalactic Peddler - Volume V- subtitled, Start of the Demise, takes place around the years, 21,264 AD. In the eBook titled, Dimensional Time Travelers, Ronnie discussed how a recently discovered prophesy would set the stage for the joining of the Andromeda and Milky Way Galaxies. When scientists uncover some ancient artifacts buried under the rubble of a burial crypt that the people of planet Earth called the pyramids, they discover stone tablets that prophesied the end of time in the cosmos. The scholars of planet Earth would not normally take such information seriously, but the tablets also gave the dates for other cosmic events that have already occurred. The fulfillments of this prophesy will result in a catastrophic event that will end all time in the cosmos around the year 60,122 AD (601st century). This volume of the series brings the Peddler Series, full circle and sets the stage for the final volume subtitled, The End of Time - A Paradox.
The owners and crew of the original time travel vessel commissioned by the IFTT as The Empress discovered they were no longer able to support the rapid increase in customer visits to distant universes. To help reduce the workload, they created and commissioned two new time travel vessels. The IFTT commissioned the first vessel as the Yutaka II. It will serve as a hyper-flight vessel to deliver emergency supplies, medicines, and perishable food products to all but one of the universes on the customer list. The newly commissioned vessel named the Coalsack, will serve a dual function as a vacation platform, and to service the newly established customer base in a distant universe known as Universe Number Sixty-Seven.
After the destruction of the beach house in the tsunami, Jill and Trish tried to decide how to rebuild the structure for a second time. The original beach house had burned during a lightning storm, now the second beach house was lost to a tsunami wave. Both of the girls wanted another vacation home where the families and crewmembers could relax and party together, but neither wanted to go through the process of rebuilding on the vulnerable Pacific Coast beach of planet Earth. Jill commented that she would like to see other parts of the cosmos and maybe find other planets to vacation on and visit. The Coalsack vessel would serve that function.
The science fiction based eBook titled, Dimensional Time Travelers, established the original eleventh-dimension time travel membranes that Ronnie created to transport humans and many other entities of the cosmos through space and time. Ronnie later used that collection of short stories (many written over thirty-five years ago) as a platform to build the Intergalactic Peddler Series. This volume, Volume V, revisits many of those early stories that contained time lines from the twenty and twenty-first centuries, and moves them forward into the 201st century. This volume sets the stage for the last and final volume of the series, Volume VI. I will tell you this; the time line for Volume VI begins in the Earth year of 54,000 AD. Enough said!
Ronnie Coleinger
Ronnie Coleinger
As an author of fiction and science fiction novels and short story collections, I have begun to realize that some of you out there may not believe in the concept of time travel. I find myself speechless over this discovery, however, I feel it my duty to guide my readers towards a time in Earth’s future when time travel is commonplace. My collection of science fiction genre eBooks deal with a time travel method that uses vessels (membranes) created from eleventh-dimension string energy to support human life as they travel through the cosmos. You will find a wealth of information on my website to support my design concepts for the time travel membranes, travel computers, and travel watches, along with information about the eleventh dimension and string energy. Over the years, as I write about time travel, I have explained my belief of what exists in the cosmos besides the universe we humans live within. Our universe is vast and we may never explore even a fraction of what is out there. Try to grasp the fact that the Milky Way Galaxy where we humans live, is one of millions that populate our universe. The question I seek answers to revolves around how many other universes are located within the cosmos other than ours. Logic tells me that the creator did not just create this one single universe, he created many. As my mind ponders this question, I have come up with my own thoughts. Many years ago, sometime during high school, I began writing about space and time travel. Soon, I began writing about how starships could travel back in time to the point of our galaxy’s singularity, when it was just a tiny speck, about the size of a pin head. I understood that a millisecond before our universe exploded into existence (just before the Big Bang), one might be able to look around and see what else existed out there in the cosmos. I surmised that we would have seen a field of tiny dimly lit glimmering specks in a black background. Just as one might see when looking up into Earth’s starlit sky on a very dark night. It was then that I hit upon the idea that a starship could travel back to a universe’s singularity (speck) and then jump-out of our universe and into that vast dark place that I call the cosmos. There, a time traveler would be able to see millions of tiny specks, some nearby, some many light years away. At that point, a starship could travel to any speck or universe of their choosing. When one wanted to make a stop and visit another universe, the starships Time Travel Computer would simply jump-in to that speck and begin moving forward in time. The IFTT (International Federation of Time Travel) has identified several inhabited universes in the cosmos. You can study up on each of them by visiting my website and selecting the page titled, Known Universes. Just so you know, the universe we humans live within is known as Universe Number Two. Universe Number One, which goes by the name of Lyraja and is home to the Bahs. The formal address for the Bahs is written like this: Universe Number Two, galaxy of Nosaj, planet of Reja. Just a small point to pass along: The entities of planet Earth always considered their universe the only one in existence so they never gave it a proper name as the Bahs did. The Biblical documentation on planet Earth spoke of their God creating the heavens and the earth. Humans considered their God’s word to mean that only one universe existed. In Ronnie Coleinger’s world, there is only one God, but many universes. Those of you who feel the need to explore our universe and the cosmos, in which we humans live, may find the concepts of eleventh-dimension time travel to be exciting and possibly downright exhilarating. Within the human mind lies the ability to explore the cosmos without physical limitations or barriers. We can travel to new, yet unexplored places within the cosmos and create entities that will challenge the human mind to comprehend. Let your mind find its way to the farthest reaches of the cosmos, where only God has ever ventured. Come join me on a journey towards the end of time, a time in the 601st century when the Andromeda and Milky Way Galaxies merge. I wrote of an ancient prophesy that spoke about an end to all that existed within the cosmos and an end of time. The only thing left in the cosmos was space, but that writing also spoke of life’s reemergence in a new age. Ronnie Coleinger
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