The* Marshall Barnes'  brilliant execution of J. Robert Oppenheimer's conjecture that there are children playing in the street that could solve his top problems in physics because they had modes of sensory perception that he had lost long ago.  Applying his expertise in consciousness research, Marshall invented a way of testing Oppenheimer's is conjecture resulting in a series of award winning  classroom experiments  using the work of such physicists as J.R. Gott, Kip Thorne and Stephen Hawking which proved Oppnheimer's conjecture accurate with major implications for the future of STEM education.

Awards and recognition for Marshall's breakthrough STEM (Science Technology Engineering Math) education work, beginning with his creation, SuperScience for High School Physics were common when he was active - prior to launching a national professional science research career. His STEM reach included projects with schools across the country and winning top STEM Professional for National Lab Day, two years in a row, 2009-2010.   

2010 was the year of the first ever USA SCience and Engineering Festival and Marshall was invited to participate with his SuperScience for High School Physics LIVE exhibit with it's sensational exhibits and demonstrations. All the rage, in fact at one point causing a mob, was his Visual Density Reduction Window, causing children to go invisible in front of friends and family! It was one of the top exhibits that year.

Nicola Tesla, the eccentric super genius inventor believed that if a wall of light could be created and then properly "tuned" , then it could bend or warp space and time. The question then was how to create a wall of liht  one that he never solved. It took another eccentric super genius to fiure that out - the* Marshall Barnes, New Year's Eve for 2010. The result was a pulsating wall of light that caused him, and at times, the entire room to become lost in a white void as you can see. Shown as well at the USA Science and Engineering Festival, the technology is now being researched to make Tesla's original idea possible - TIME TRAVEL!

In 1994, Marshall began research on his first professional scientific experiment - the quest for optical invisibility. His initial test target was a bridge across the Scioto River but his first serious experiment involved the full scale replica of the Christipher Columbus flag ship, the Santa Maria which he rendered through his test set-up to appear 75% invisible within 300 ft. , enough if maintained at a distance of 2 football fields, to be 100% invisible.  He would eventually develop his approach into a science of specific  parameters and then weaponize and militarize it, while being a leading figure in invisibility research, across the electromagnetic spectrum.

Marshall becomes the first ever to get a paper published in a double blind, peer-reviewed journal documenting not only the experiments proving parallel universe basis for the Everett Interpretation of quantum mechanics (something thought impossible) but using a device he invented based on the work of physicist Yakir Aharonov that would control a time machine.