by Stephen Hawking · Flammarion · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782081404342
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«Une brève histoire du temps» is Stephen Hawking's popular science essay, published by Flammarion in paperback (289 pages, in French).
In this popular science work, Stephen Hawking brings the big questions of cosmology to the non-specialist reader: the origin of the universe, the nature of time, and black holes. He reviews the theories of Galileo, Newton, Einstein, and Poincaré, and explains the search for a unified theory that reconciles general relativity with quantum mechanics.
Translated from English by Isabelle Naddeo-Souriau. This Flammarion edition is preceded by an interview with Christophe Galfard and belongs to the Champs sciences collection.
Recommended for curious readers who want a clear and accessible introduction to cosmology and modern physics.
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.
