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Breve História do Tempo: do Big Bang aos Buracos Negros

Quem tiver lido um não necessita de ler o outro.

Reto 13- 2017 Book Challenge: Un libro de o acerca de una persona con discapacidad.
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n  Un hecho revelador sobre la corriente general de pensamiento anterior al siglo XX es que nadie había sugerido que el universo se estaba expandiendo o contrayendo. Se solía aceptar que o bien el universo había existido eternamente en un estado invariable, o bien había sido creado en un tiempo finito en el pasado, más o menos tal como lo observamos hoy. Quizá esto se debía en parte a la tendencia del ser humano a creer en verdades eternas, así como al consuelo que encuentra en la idea de que a pesar de que él pueda envejecer y morir, el universo es invariable. n

Surprisingly digestible for layman like me. I thought it was going to be so lofty and would lull me to sleep in seconds! My bad.

Pleasantly accessible, for the most part.

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#ستيفن_هوكينغ / #ترجمة/ #يوسف_البناي

هذه الفترة منجذبة نوعاً ما للفيزياء و العلوم ، و أقتني كل ماكتب لغير المختصين
رغم أن الموضوع دقيق و معقد ولكنه ممتع و يمنحك فكرة عن ألغاز الكون الجميلة، بلغة بسيطة و سلسلة منحت للجميع و لم تكن متفردة لذوي الأختصاص فقط ، هذا ما أحبه في كتب يوسف البناي ، العلم يجب أن يكون في متناول الجميع.

حتى و لو تم أستيعاب ٧٠٪؜ فقط من محتوى الكتاب فهذا جيد و مفيد و يسمح لك بأخذ المفاهيم العامة على الإقل ، كالثقوب السوداء ، الأنتروبيا ، فرضيات عن كيفية تشكل الكون ، و تساؤولات بديعة تمنحك رؤية مثيرة عما قد يؤول اليه المستقبل.

After reading A Brief History of Time, I wanted to read Stephen Hawking's other books immediately.

The Theory of Everything consists of lectures and notes by Prof. Hawking. His writing still amazes me whenever I get to have a look at his books.

“It is all right to make mistakes; nothing is perfect because with perfection, we would not exist”

“The Theory of Everything” is a series of lecture by Stephen Hawking which gives a brief history of the universe. This book hopefully helps explain a bunch of complicated theories that deal with the creation of the universe and how it works. We get everything from the Big Bang to black holes.

Now I have been on a Neil deGrasse Tyson kick. I have been watching so many interviews with him that I decided to delve deeper into science and space. A thing I realized when watching his stuff is that I know very little of Hawking’s work. I found this book, that’s states it is a more comprehensible set of his lectures. What I learned when reading is first: I am not very smart. Second: the universe is huge. Haha, but seriously this book is a lot. There is a lot of information. I found while going through the book I was engaged, but there is so much scientific talk that it is very easily to get lost. I actually read through this book twice before writing this review. So I will say this. If you are really interested in the universe and want a very well written lecture that will teach you a lot, I suggest a checking this out. Hawking actually has a way with words that make this very easy to get through, even if your not comprehending everything. I would strongly suggest doing one lecture at a time.

If you want to gain some knowledge I suggest checking this out. If you want to realize you don’t actually know a lot about the universe you live in, also check this out

Hawking has unraveled the most complicated parts of science in the most simple way almost anyone can understand, digest and enjoy it.



"Why don't we notice all these extra dimensions if they are really there? Why do we see only three space and one time dimension? The suggestion is that the other dimensions are curved up into a space of very small size, something like a million million million million millionth of an inch. This is so small that we just don't notice it. We see only the three space and one time dimension in which space-time is thoroughly flat. It is like the surface of an orange: if you look at it close up, it is all curved and wrinkled, but if you look at it from a distance, you don't see the bumps and it appears to be smooth. So it is with space–time. On a very small scale, it is ten–dimensional and highly curved. But on bigger scales, you don't see the curvature or the extra dimensions."

Un texto sumamente brillante y explicado extraordinariamente muy sencillo en lo que la capacidad de los temas lo permiten, al ser transcripciones de unas conferencias sientes como si el propio Stephen Hawking estuviera hablando directamente contigo, te transmite esa calma y esa paz de explicarte temas tan confusos de una manera tan sencilla para que los podamos entender como si estuviéramos platicando cara a cara en una sala tomando un café. Si bien me llevo mucho de conocimiento e información, lo que más rescato de este libro es esa cercanía que te hace sentir con el autor y esa facilidad de tratar temas tan complicados como si fueran una charla casual con tu mejor amigo.

Hawking'in en sevdiğim özelliklerinden birisi kendi kusurlarını kabul etmesi. "Bu konuda şöyle düşündüm ama bir öğrencim böyle bir fikir öne atınca yanıldığımı anladim" gibi cümleleri son derece normal bir şekilde görmesi ve bunları bizim akademisyenlerimizin aksine bilimin doğru gidişi için kullanabilmesi.

Nunca em momento algum da minha vida pensei que iria ler um livro de Stephen Hawking e que iria adorar. Cada momento a ler este livro foi mágico. Nunca pensei que iria interessar-me por esta temática, mas a realidade é que o interesse surgiu e parece que veio para ficar. Um livro incrível e que de forma simples conta-nos a Teoria de Tudo. Surpreendida sinceramente.

Mi primer libro del año