"I want to know what God is thinking." - Einstein
This book is another masterpiece by the internationally renowned mathematician Amir D. Axel after his "Fermat's Last Theorem".
In this book, which contains a large amount of detailed historical materials and was written through exchanges and discussions with many well-known scholars and experts, Axel uses Einstein and Einstein's theory to explain the latest developments in cosmology, research on the nature of the universe, and elaborates on the connection between cosmology and relativity due to Einstein's "cosmological constant."
The book also reveals a rarely seen human side of Einstein and reveals some of Einstein's letters from a private collection. The letters paint a new view of Einstein's relationships with other scientists and recount his early efforts to prove his revolutionary theory that strong gravity would bend light.
Reader comments
This book is great! I especially liked the humanized description of Einstein in the book, which allowed me to see the unknown side of scientists. Moreover, the nature of the universe and the theory of relativity discussed in the book also opened my eyes. Especially the part about "cosmological constant" made me think more deeply about the universe. In short, this book not only helped me understand Einstein better, but also gave me a new understanding of cosmology. I recommend it to you!
This book is great! I especially liked the humanized description of Einstein in the book, which allowed me to see the unknown side of scientists. Moreover, the nature of the universe and the theory of relativity discussed in the book also opened my eyes. Especially the part about "cosmological constant" made me think more deeply about the universe. In short, this book not only helped me understand Einstein better, but also gave me a new understanding of cosmology. I recommend it to you!