I just started reading Stephen Hawking's book "A Brief History of Time."
I see this as a horological book, but when I searched the site to find a review or comments on this book, I did not find any.
The book goes into the theory of relativity and the end of the concept of absolute time, since your perception of time depends on where you are in space, how fast you are moving and how fast other objects are moving, etc. So far, it makes sense to me but I am only on page 40.
Interesting book and very thought provoking. Has anyone else read this one? Any comments or opinions?
I see this as a horological book, but when I searched the site to find a review or comments on this book, I did not find any.
The book goes into the theory of relativity and the end of the concept of absolute time, since your perception of time depends on where you are in space, how fast you are moving and how fast other objects are moving, etc. So far, it makes sense to me but I am only on page 40.
Interesting book and very thought provoking. Has anyone else read this one? Any comments or opinions?