A series of lectures by the renowned theoretical physicist reviews past ideas from Aristotle to Newton and Einstein's theories of gravity, the Big Bang, and black holes and explores the principles of quantum mechanics and time and space proposition.
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Hawking explains simply the most difficult ideas of out time,
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This review is from: The Cambridge Lectures: Life Works (Paperback)
Hawking takes the most difficult concepts of black holes, the Big Bang and space-time and explains them in a simple logical manner. He allows the reader to understand the concepts but does not use complex mathematical formulae to do this.
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