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The theory of everything by Stephen Hawking · Booklabria

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First published: 2002
Editions: 19 in 3 languages

Synopsis

A series of lectures by the renowned physicist reviews past ideas from Aristotle to Newton and Einstein's theories of gravity, the Big Bang, and black holes and explores quantum mechanics and the time and space proposition.

Subjects: Philosophy
Science
Physics
Cosmology
Science, philosophy
Filosofía

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19 in 3 languages

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English11 Spanish6 Chinese1

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