Physics in 30 seconds. Brian K., Bol F., Clifford L., Claus F., Evans R., May E.

In a world where physics is an integral component of general erudition, and new breakthroughs in quantum studies are discussed in the main news of the central media, everyone should be able to distinguish atoms from anti -ity and know enough in order to feel like fish in water, and In principle, uncertainty to understand confidently. In your hands, the fastest way to tighten your knowledge in rocket science and other things. “Physics in 30 seconds” covers the grandiose ideas and concepts that are the basis of life, as we know it. From electromagnetic waves that provide an instantal connection between the opposite edges of the world, to gravity, which allows us to stand firmly on our feet. Each section occupies no more than two pages, and it can be covered in some 30 seconds. The book contains many useful schedules and brief biographies of scientists who have changed the idea of ​​scientific knowledge forever.

Consultant Brian Klegg gives a lecture course in natural sciences, specializing in applied physics, at the University of Cambridge. It was published in such periodicals as Nature, The Times and The Wall Street Journal, was a lecturer in Oxford, Cambridge and the Royal Institute. He is also the editor of the book reviews of www.popularscience.co.uk, and he has two published books: “A Brief History of Infinity” and “How to Build a Machine of Time”.