by Stephen Hawking · Editorial Crítica · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788491997139
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In this fundamental work, Stephen Hawking invites us on a fascinating journey to the frontiers of theoretical physics. With his characteristic clarity and sharpness, the author explains the principles that govern our universe, from the particles and strings dancing in eleven dimensions to the mysteries of black holes, all narrated in an accessible and often humorous style. Considered an intellectual icon, Hawking manages to convey the excitement of the scientific community as they unravel the secrets of the cosmos. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the origin and nature of the universe we live in, establishing itself as a key piece of contemporary popular science.
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.
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