by Stephen Hawking · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9788817258739
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«Dal Big Bang ai buchi neri. Breve storia del tempo» is Stephen Hawking's popular science essay, published by Rizzoli in paperback (216 pages).
Stephen Hawking addresses questions about the origin, evolution and fate of the universe, and the role of time. He explains the expansion of the cosmos, black holes, the uncertainty principle, elementary particles, the anthropic principle and the inflationary universe in a journey of popularisation for non-specialist readers.
Originally published as «A Brief History of Time» in 1988; this Italian edition appears in the BUR Scienza collection, with an introduction by Carl Sagan and a translation by Libero Sosio.
For readers interested in cosmology and popular science seeking a classic introduction to Stephen Hawking's ideas about the universe.
British theoretical physicist, cosmologist and science populariser, author of A Brief History of Time. He devoted his career to quantum gravity and black holes while living with ALS from the age of 21.
