A Brief History of Time (25Th Anniversary Edition)

This is a popular science book by the great physicist Steve Hawking. "A Brief History of Time" explains a series of complex scientific concepts in an easy-to-understand manner. It has not only attracted widespread attention and discussion in the scientific community, but has also become a best-selling popular science book and is deeply loved by readers. With its easy-to-understand explanations, scientific rigor and Hawking's unique way of thinking, this book shows readers the mysteries of the universe and human beings and inspires people to think and explore the universe and science.

The first push was the philosophical term first proposed by Aristotle more than 2,300 years ago. Refers to the final purpose of all things and the ultimate cause of movement. There is hope for mankind precisely because of the scientific spirit that is hailed as its own master, that is, the "first push". I read six or seven books, talking over and over again about the two pillars and developments of physics in the 20th century. From being ignorant to having a little understanding, and then becoming a little confused again. I will read it again in my spare time. It really inspired me a lot. Opening a door is not enough to describe it, it is simply opening up a whole new world.

After reading "A Brief History of Time", I feel like I have experienced a wonderful journey across time and space. Hawking uses profound and simple language to present the mysteries of the universe to readers. From the origin of the universe to the mystery of black holes, from the arrow of time to the dimensions of space, every concept in the book challenged the limits of my thinking. I marveled at the vastness and complexity of the universe, and also gained a deeper understanding of the insignificance and greatness of human beings. Even though he was seriously ill, Hawking still relied on his tenacious perseverance to explore the truth of the universe. This spirit is admirable. This book not only taught me scientific knowledge, but also taught me the power of persistence and courage. It reminds me that no matter how difficult it is in life, I can never stop exploring the unknown. Like Hawking, we should use wisdom and perseverance to pursue the truth, discover the extraordinary things in life hidden behind the ordinary, strive to expand the boundaries of thinking in a limited life, and let the soul be sublimated in thinking about the universe.

After reading the book, I feel so lucky for human beings. The earth can breed life in the vast universe. How difficult it is to breed intelligent life like human beings! Please cherish our beautiful and lonely earth home! ! !

Hawking is a world-famous scientist. This popular science book written by the famous physicist Stephen Hawking explores important concepts of the universe, time and physics. The author introduces the origin, evolution and basic laws of the universe in easy-to-understand language, and also discusses cutting-edge physics issues such as black holes and the theory of relativity. This book explains complex scientific theories in a simple and easy-to-understand way. It is suitable for readers who are interested in the universe and physics. It is recommended reading.

As one of the greatest scientific works of this century, don't worry that it is too scientific to understand. The author tries his best to explain the origin of the universe to us in straightforward terms. Although it is impossible to understand everything, as a human being living in the universe, we can still get a glimpse of the universe. The universe is so vast and mysterious, and I am so small and shallow. It is enough to understand this.

This is how I understand the quantum field. Take "light" as an example. Light is a probabilistic triggering event. Before "light" is touched, it has no physical form, not even invisible. Only when you touch it loses its quantum properties and the wave function collapses does it reveal a definite position, that is, a triggering event is formed. Although you can feel the light, it is an event formed by losing its quantum properties. Before it loses its quantum properties, it is like a superposition state of probabilistic and mathematical existence and non-existence at the same time, but also a real existence. The fact that it passes through double slits is also a mathematical probability. It is conceptual, and the essence cannot be imagined. It can only be explained by the mathematical world, and can be embodied using mathematical concepts. It is originally probability. Probability is everywhere, and presence and absence exist at the same time.

The content of this book is amazing! Hawking explained the mysteries of the universe in an easy-to-understand way, giving me a deeper understanding of time and space. The storyline is engaging and I particularly enjoyed his exploration of black holes and time travel. But I kind of hate those complicated scientific terms, which sometimes make me dizzy while reading. But overall, this is a great book worth reading!

Hawking's book is not as difficult as imagined

The author of this book uses a unique perspective and easy-to-understand language to introduce people to the origin and evolution of the universe, explores the mysteries of the universe, time and human beings, and inspires people to think and explore the universe and science. Regardless of human ethics, "A Brief History of Time" is a good book and worth recommending to children who like astronomy and physics!

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In the river of time, we are all wanderers. "A Brief History of Time" explores the mysteries of the universe and the true meaning of life.

Read more such books to understand scientific knowledge, broaden your horizons, and then enhance your awareness of protecting the earth.

I think I must be crazy to read this book and understand it

This is a popular science book that is popular but really hardcore. Increase your knowledge!

This book records the development history of modern physics, and many famous physicists are among it. A lot of physics knowledge in the book is also presented in textbooks, and it is worth reading.