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Nothing: A Very Short Introduction

Nothing: A Very Short Introduction

Frank Close — 2009
An exploration of the concept of "nothing" journeys from ancient ideas and cultural traditions to the latest scientific research, discussing the history of the vacuum, theories on the nature of time and space, and other discoveries.
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Mrigank@mrigoo
2 stars
Jan 25, 2023

Author has jumbled up the topic with concepts that require extensive explanations,relativity and quantum mechanics are very difficult to understand for the uninitiated . As the title suggests I have learnt nothing from this vsi.

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MK Rosencrants@statmonkey
2 stars
Jan 18, 2023

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