Time Reborn: From the Crisis in Physics to the Future of the Universe, (Paperback)

from NielsenGW

Time is both everywhere and nowhere. It is force we deal with everyday in a metaphysical sense as well as a phantom object. In the physics world, it has no real definition aside from what other theories and variables give it. After Einstein's theories, it became relative; what was perceived as a ...

from applemcg

Smolin has a point: this business of timelessness needs a re-think. At the risk of sounding arrogant, his community shrinks because of his argument. I'm one of those curious, who likes to think i can appreciate what the serious thinkers think. I didn't say understand; i'm not that arrogant. But I...

from ashleytylerjohn

I'm not a scientist, but I keep thinking that the more science books I read, the more I'll eventually understand (and so far, that's been true). Having just finished The Grand Design I wanted to explore more on a similar topic and this seemed like it would address many of my questions, and to a c...