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Priyamvada Natarajan, Departments of Astronomy & Physics and Chair, Womens Faculty Forum, Yale University: Unputdownable! This book is tremendous fun for any reader curious about our bizarre and beautiful universe. If only the profound concepts and laws of physics were presented in schools in the clear and fun way Dave Goldberg has in this book, we would attract many more people to science early. There was a lot of interesting stuff in here and it seemed to get a lot more complicated in the last chapter. The answer is that there was a slight asymmetry in the creation of matter such that 1 part in a billion of matter is created over a This is a very entertaining and comedic survey of the physics of the universe. From Mario Livio, reviewing for Nature Physics (subscription required).
Worth a read, although I don't think that particle spin was particularly well explained. R.E.A.L.U.R.L Submit Home Sign In Register . Thus, it may be surprising to learn that fundamental physics has become simpler, rather than more complex over time, owing to the deep and beautiful symmetries of our latest theories.I was delighted to hear the story of Emmy Noether. And then I have to go to the Table of Contents, go to the correct chapter, then page forward to where I left off, which is a pain with this book, as the page turns are slow, as mentioned above. The creation of muons moving close to the speed of light would allow them to decay in 10 micro seconds instead of the 2 micro seconds they would decay at rest. .more flag 2 likesLikesee review . This is the boundary where objects are so far away and moving away so fast that the light will never reach us. The question was asked as to why there is so much matter and so little anti-matter observed.
