About the Author
Michio Kaku
ISBN 9780753819043
Rs. 800
Phoenix
Einstein's Cosmos
Who it's for: Readers interested in Einstein's life and his scientific legacy
Michio Kaku re-examines the profound impact of Albert Einstein's work on our understanding of the universe. This book provides a clear exploration of Einstein's three major theories: special relativity, general relativity, and his pursuit of a Unified Field Theory, illustrating how his insights, from E=mc² to the concepts underlying the Big Bang, fundamentally altered our perception of space and time.Why You Should Read? Gain a concise understanding of Einstein's key theories and their historical context. Explore how Einstein's vision set the foundation for modern physics and cosmology. Understand the ongoing quest for a 'theory of everything' and Einstein's prophetic role. Learn about Einstein's journey from an unconventional thinker to a scientific pioneer.
Highlights
- Explores Einstein's special and general relativity
- Discusses his pursuit of a Unified Field Theory
- Shows how his ideas led to concepts like the Big Bang
- Covers E=mc² and its significance
- Traces Einstein's journey from unconventional thinker to pioneer
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Questions about this book
What are the main theories covered in this book?
The book covers Einstein's special relativity, general relativity, and his pursuit of a Unified Field Theory.
Does the book explain the significance of E=mc²?
Yes, it illustrates how insights like E=mc² fundamentally altered our perception of space and time.
Is this book suitable for readers without a physics background?
The description suggests it provides a clear exploration, making it accessible for general readers.
Does the book discuss Einstein's role in the development of the Big Bang theory?
Yes, it mentions that his insights underlie concepts related to the Big Bang.