Tom Clynes is a photographer and journalist who travels the globe, documenting the adventurous side of science, the environment, education, and extraordinary personalities. His work focuses on uncovering fascinating stories and inspiring figures that often deepen our understanding of complex subjects. Clynes's style is characterized by its visual and narrative approach, drawing readers into worlds of discovery and human ingenuity. His reports appear in prestigious publications and are frequently recognized for their depth and originality.
By the age of nine, Taylor had mastered the science of rocket propulsion. And by fourteen, Taylor had built a reactor which produces temperatures hotter than the sun, becoming the youngest person in history to achieve nuclear fusion. How did Taylor manage all this? This is the story of a boy whose world seems to have no limits.