Science Matters (2009)
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You have day-to-day experience with motion and forces, matter and energy. Chemicals, planet Earth, and living organisms are tangible things. But relativity requires an abstract, even philosophical approach to science. Albert Einstein discovered relativity not by performing experiments, but by thinking about the way nature must be. You can follow Einstein’s ideas by doing the same simple thought experiments.
Relativity is a fascinating subject because it gives you a whole new way of looking at th...e universe. Still, a lot of scientists, ourselves included, would place relativity pretty far down the list of things you need to know to be scientifically literate. But Einstein and his remarkable theory are part of our cultural heritage—scientific folklore, if you will. Relativity is fun—and it’s great for impressing people at parties.
Let’s get one thing straight right from the start. It is absolutely untrue that there are only a dozen people in the world who understand the theory of relativity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You have day-to-day experience with motion and forces, matter and energy. Chemicals, planet Earth, and living organisms are tangible things. But relativity requires an abstract, even philosophical approach to science. Albert Einstein discovered relativity not by performing experiments, but by thinking about the way nature must be. You can follow Einstein’s ideas by doing the same simple thought experiments.
Relativity is a fascinating subject because it gives you a whole new way of looking at th...e universe. Still, a lot of scientists, ourselves included, would place relativity pretty far down the list of things you need to know to be scientifically literate. But Einstein and his remarkable theory are part of our cultural heritage—scientific folklore, if you will. Relativity is fun—and it’s great for impressing people at parties.
Let’s get one thing straight right from the start. It is absolutely untrue that there are only a dozen people in the world who understand the theory of relativity.
What to read after Science Matters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert M. Hazen to read onlineMoreLess
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