ChronoShatter: The Last Experiment
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ChronoShatter: The Last Experiment asks one haunting question: If time broke, would you fix it, or live inside the fracture?
Seventeen-year-old Aarav thinks detention is the worst thing that can happen to him. That is, until a strange metallic hum beneath his school leads him to a sealed laboratory and a dormant machine built to store time itself. When moments begin freezing mid-air and days start repeating, he realizes the experiment that ended twenty years ago never truly stopped; it's been waiting. Alongside Zoya, a prodigious coder with a mind as sharp as the circuits she rewires, Aarav unravels the mystery of a vanished scientist and the unfinished invention threatening to collapse reality. Together, they must decide whether to restore what was lost, destroy what remains, or risk everything to rebuild time itself. Blending the wonder of Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar with the humanity of Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library, ChronoShatter: The Last Experiments is a story about invention, loss and the fragile beauty of every second we take for granted. It's not about stopping time; it's about learning to understand it.
Ahaan Makhija is a young innovator, researcher, and storyteller whose imagination lives at the intersection of science and humanity. Currently a high school student at Springdales School - Dhaula Kuan, New Delhi, he has already earned national recognition in aerospace engineering and robotics, from winning the National Aerospace Challenge to filing a patent for a robotics diagnostic device. His projects often merge logic with emotion, data with design, and curiosity with compassion. For Ahaan, storytelling is another kind of experiment, one that tests the limits of empathy rather than circuitry.ChronoShatter: The Last Experiment is his debut novel, born from the late-night thoughts about memory, time and the cost of invention. Through it, he explores how science can be both a tool for progress and a mirror for the human heart.