by Jeremy Webb · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9781846685187
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«Nothing: from absolute zero to cosmic oblivion» is a collection of popular science essays by New Scientist, edited by Jeremy Webb, in paperback.
It champions the study of emptiness and non-existence as a way to understand the universe: absolute zero, dark energy, superconductors, the mass of particles, or the birth of time. These are essays by more than twenty New Scientist writers, with questions such as what happens in the brain when it tries to think about nothing.
Published by Profile Books in 2013. 266 pages, in English. The full subtitle is Amazing Insights into Nothingness.
For readers interested in popular science, physics and cosmology, and in the big questions of science.
