Kisal Shehara Wijemanna
Script error: No such module "AfC submission catcheck". M.A. Kisal Shehara Wijemanna (Maldeni Arachchige) was born on August 26, 2003. His father is M.A.Bandula Wijemanna and his mother is Nilusha S. Wanniarachchi. The father was an export manager by profession and the mother was a nurse. He received his primary education from Kalagedihena Ashoka Primary College and entered Nalanda College, Colombo with 181 marks in the Year 5 Scholarship Examination held in 2013.
He then excelled in various fields at Nalanda College and passed the 2019 O / L Examination with 8 A's and 1 B's. He participated in the International Olympiad competitions in 2017 and 2019 and recorded great success. During his education, he also participated in programs and presentations of the Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation. He is a gifted thinker and will be the President of the Sipsatara Youth Club in the Gampaha District in the year 2020. He leads a very light life, engaging in various social activities and donations, and is a unique physicist who has received invitations from both local and foreign universities. His hobby of composing poems and songs as well as composing science books will be socialized in the near future.
Kisal Shehara has been leaning towards science in recent times. But his knowledge of the subject of physics is immense. He is particularly prone to spatial concepts such as relativism and chronology.
In 2020, he and a group of friends formed the Penta Scientists' Science Society, which inspired him to travel. He then had an IQ test of 142 and became popular with many.
His view of time is a new concept called spatial lines. He is to publish a book called APARATE PHYSICS in this regard.
He was the first to derive space-time lines (a detailed explanation is being written as a book) as well as to publish the functional unit of time as the present. He later received letters of commendation from NASA in the United States and the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.
His ingenuity is to win the Nobel Prize in Physics for his research on time travel.
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