Thisi S One Great Boook On Quantum Physics
#11
Black Holes and Time Warps was a great book as were A Brief Histroy of Time and Black Holes and Baby Universes. For more recent theories might I add Elegant Universe and Supersymmetry, both are great and very informative. And a rather comical black hole book is Black Holes A Traveler's Guide.
Neil
Neil
#12
Originally Posted by hellacooldude' date='Oct 11 2003, 11:03 PM
Black Holes and Time Warps was a great book as were A Brief Histroy of Time and Black Holes and Baby Universes. For more recent theories might I add Elegant Universe and Supersymmetry, both are great and very informative. And a rather comical black hole book is Black Holes A Traveler's Guide.
Neil
Neil
I was looking at to buy elegannt universe. Ater im done with this book ima gt the einsten joint from my freind and im going to buy elegant universe. I heard the book by hawkings on Black holes was very good.
#13
Originally Posted by Fd3BOOST' date='Oct 11 2003, 10:29 PM
That book is teacher union required BS.
You want to read Einsteins "Relativity"
You want to read Einsteins "Relativity"
#14
Michio Kaku, Professor, oh **** he is a prof at your school? i luv that guy, i read: 'hyperspace' that he wrote.
4 other good books if you are interested in this crap (i cant get enough)
'brief history of time' and 'universe(i think that is the it) in a nutshell'
both by stephen hawking
the dancing universe
by marcelo gleiser.
vsl: faster than the speed of light
by ....crap i cant remember his name, its like portugese or brazilian.
edit: if u guys have any cosmology questions, feel free to ask, i've dun a lot of reading, and grasp most of the concepts. if it werent for mr. wankel, albie einstein would be my hero.
4 other good books if you are interested in this crap (i cant get enough)
'brief history of time' and 'universe(i think that is the it) in a nutshell'
both by stephen hawking
the dancing universe
by marcelo gleiser.
vsl: faster than the speed of light
by ....crap i cant remember his name, its like portugese or brazilian.
edit: if u guys have any cosmology questions, feel free to ask, i've dun a lot of reading, and grasp most of the concepts. if it werent for mr. wankel, albie einstein would be my hero.
#15
Originally Posted by foopy' date='Oct 12 2003, 12:39 PM
edit: if u guys have any cosmology questions, feel free to ask, i've dun a lot of reading, and grasp most of the concepts. if it werent for mr. wankel, albie einstein would be my hero.
Thorne, Misner, Wheeler "Gravitation"
I'm a research astrophysicst...
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)