Parallel Worlds : A Journey Through Creation, Higher Dimensions, and the Future of the Cosmos (Paperback)

from rcorfield

This is a great book. It's well written, making a difficult topic easy to grasp, without dumbing down the physics. There are so many interesting unanswered questions in this area, many of them the Big Questions. Kaku explores the strange implications which current evidence is forcing us to consid...

from maravedi

This book holds a special place in my science library alongside Brian Greene's FABRIC OF THE COSMOS as being among the few easily understandable treatises on modern physics. As someone with little to no mathematical ability but a keen interest in what's up with the universe, PARALLEL WORLDS has h...

from triminieshelton

Comprehensive and layperson-friendly explanation of the history of developments in physics, Newton thru M theory. Could've done without Kaku's own philosophical ruminations on our purpose in the universe, God, etc. at the end. But all in all, a good book for non scientists who want to be literate...

from NightHawk777

Here we have another decent book by Michio Kaku. I had recently read another of his books, Hyperspace, and was interested enough to try this one as well. This book has some updates to various topics mentioned in Hyperspace. It gives the feel that there are a lot of people moving forward with all ...

from JanettLeeWawrzyniak

This book is a science based review of alternate universes and their relevance to us. Michio Kaku moves into astrophysics and cosmology within this book; broadening approaches enormously. With simple explanations of strings, m-theory, and black holes there is also focus on the importance of elect...