pickOne of the things I adore about science is that we often end up discovering more mysteries than we solve, but what‘s the fun in knowing everything? This is a very brief intro to physics, but it‘s such a lovely read! I took physics in HS and that‘s the extent of my knowledge. This was accessible, enjoyable, and sparked a renewed interest in science. There is still so much to learn about ourselves and our home. Isn‘t that a lovely thought?
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? "Bookstack With Sleeping Cat"?⬛
#Deshelving these as part of a gradual attempt to fit all my books into designated space!
Numberland is my son's which he no longer wants.
Breathe I accidentally ordered 2 copies of, so keeping 1, donating the other.
The books on the English I never got round to reading, & doubt I ever will (well, I definitely won't now!)
Parallel Worlds & The Later Bourgeoise World are both good, but I won't re-read.
The book i wanted to borrow wasn't available, but this was! I love physics so decided to give it a whirl
I found this picture on Facebook and wrote this about it.
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Not since Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time has there been so genial an integration of physics and philosophy.“ Which is exactly the point but the difference though is that, while A Brief History of Time was a general guide to the universe with only one chapter dedicated to time, this book on the contrary is the complete package...🕐
pickI love to listen to intelligent people muse on the beginnings of life. This one is from a physicist‘s perspective and my mind is altered each time I listen to these types of audiobooks. Do I understand it all? Oh, my no! But it doesn‘t dampen my enthusiasm. And I love to learn about the processes scientists/biologists/etc undertake in this field of study.
pickGiving space to the five revolutions allows readers two gifts: the invitation to embrace awe and the permission to accept all that we may never fully know. Vaudo reckons with both beautifully. This is deeply complex subject matter, offered with a conversational tone that welcomes the reader into knowledge rather than overwhelms. A lovely work for those of us that aren't astrophysicists.
pickGreat read about possible future technologies of the future!
