Discusses the basic principles of relativity and uses "thought experiments" to explain concepts such as the relationship between space and time, gravitation and acceleration, and the curvature of space.
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I am one of those people who can't get enough of something. I can't get enough knowledge about physics. So when I saw this book, I thought "Bingo!" I checked it out, and whoa! Forget Encarta or Groliers; this actually explains relativity, and clearly! I now can almost understand this theory. Read this book, physics maniacs!
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Nice clear book that even kids as young as eight can grasp. Definitely a book for the home library!
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