Explains Einstein's theories of special and general relativity through text and cartoons, covering his thought experiments, space-time, curved spaces, and other related topics.
Explains the simple principles that underlie Albert Einstein's early-twentieth-century theory of relativity, and discusses the theory's implications about the nature of space, time, and matter.
Consists of the text of Einstein's Stafford Little Lectures, delivered in May, 1921 at Princeton University. Includes an appendix discussing advances in the theory of relativity since 1921, and an appendix on his Generalized Theory of Gravitation.
Surveys Einstein's work on developing his theory of relativity and discusses recent developments in radioastronomy, cosmology, and field theory based on Einstein's discovery.
Provides basic evidence for the nonexistence of time, explaining what a timeless universe is like and showing how the nonexistence of time solves a great paradox of modern science.
Explores Einstein's theory of relativity, its initial reception as well as current scientific acceptance of his ideas about time and space, and the mysterious workings of our universe.
