Reviewed by Zahid Sheikh for Readers' Favorite

Fentoscience by V.S. Sury is a highly engaging book that comprehensively explains physics concepts and philosophical insights. The book reflects on the principles of space, matter, motion, and creation and offers different insights in detail that are contrary to the prevailing scientific principles. The author presents the spaceniks as the building blocks akin to particles that tie together to create entities such as force and motion. As the book focuses on the mystery of creation, it presents the process of astronomy as a speculative and investigative pursuit. Considering space as an intelligent substance, V. S. Sury's book tries to focus on the relationship between space and qualitative change and also provides revolutionary and imaginative conceptions, such as the ultimate annihilation of particles and the phantasm of force.

V.S. Sury writes critically and philosophically, transforming Fentoscience into an intellectually stimulating piece about the relationship between science and philosophy. Unlike a traditional book, it is a collection of ideas that turn existing paradigms for readers. The pacing is moderate, and each chapter introduced develops upon prior ones, creating a cohesive and thought-provoking narrative that challenges readers to think beyond conventional boundaries. While I was reading Fentoscience, I found myself questioning the intersection of science and philosophy in a new light. The author's use of symbolism added depth to the narrative, making me reflect on the abstract concepts presented uniquely. Fentoscience is an interesting and informative read for anyone who wishes to explore the subject of physics from a philosophical perspective.