Richard Hammond (physicist)

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Richard Hammond is an Adjunct Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the author of the book "The Unknown Universe: The Origin of the Universe, Quantum Gravity, Wormholes, and Other Things Science Still Can't Explain".^[1] He also works for the United States Army Research Laboratory as a theoretical physicist.^[1] He has authored several academic papers on general relativity and quantum mechanics.^[2]

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