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Best physics/astrophysics book?

Asked by Christian95 (3263points) September 30th, 2009

I’ve already read A brief history of time by Stephen Hawking.Any other book like this or better?

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You might enjoy Bill Bryson’s A Short History of Nearly Everything. He is a brilliant writer.

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Cosmos by Carl Sagan, who is my homeboy. It was also a big PBS series on US TV in the late 70s, and it’s available on DVD.

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Did you read The Universe in a Nutshell also written by Hawking?

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virtualist's avatar

New Theories of Everything by Barrow

….. just finished it…... intense, but veeeerrry nicely done…...

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Gotta plug The Fabric of Reality by David Deutsch. It really gave me an entirely new perspective on not only physics but the very nature of our search for scientific theories.

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