Invention of Bini's Ghost Viewing Device: A Scientist’s Journey to Prove That Death Is Not the End

When science dares to challenge the supernatural — history is rewritten.

Bini, a young and fearless scientist, refuses to believe in ghosts. In a village drowned in superstition, she sets out to prove that every “haunting” has a scientific explanation. But when reason meets the unexplained, her quest takes a turn that could change humanity’s understanding of life — and death — forever.

Armed with her brilliance and an indomitable spirit, Bini begins constructing an unprecedented device — The Etherioscope — capable of detecting and visualizing what no human eye has ever seen: the energy-form of a soul.
What begins as an experiment soon becomes a revelation. Bini’s invention doesn’t just capture images of ghosts — it records their voices, emotions, and even society. Each discovery shakes the foundations of science, forcing Bini to confront a question more profound than any equation: Is death truly the end — or merely another phase of existence?

This groundbreaking blend of science fiction, mystery, and metaphysical exploration takes readers on a thrilling journey from laboratory logic to ethereal discovery.
Perfect for fans of Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke, and Michael Crichton, Invention of Bini’s Ghost Viewing Device redefines the boundary between the real and the unreal — between science and the soul. Science fiction, ghost science, supernatural technology, metaphysical thriller, scientific mystery, consciousness, afterlife experiment, paranormal physics, woman scientist fiction, futuristic invention, Indian science fiction punch.