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Eclipse: How the 1919 solar eclipse proved Einstein's theory of general relativity / Pattison, Darcy; Willis, Peter (ill.) 2019  Book
Pattison, Darcy Book
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Publication Arkansas, Mims House, 2019.
Description 32pBlack spine
Series Moments in science
Summary/Abstract In 1915, British astronomer Arthur Stanley Eddington was fascinated with Albert Einstein's new theory of general relativity. The theory talks about how forces push (acceleration) and pull (gravity) objects in space. Einstein said that the sun's gravity could pull and bend light. To test this, astronomers decided to photograph the 1919 solar eclipse. Read the exciting story of how Eddington's eclipse photos changed science forever!
Standard Number 9781629441269 Pb.
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ID:   010801


Introducing Einstein's relativity / D'Inverno, Ray 1992  Book
D'Inverno, Ray Book
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Publication Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1992.
Description xi, 383p
Summary/Abstract Provides students a sound mathematical introduction coupled with an understanding of the physical insights to explore the subject. Introduces the theory from a very physical point of view. Includes numerous illutrative diagrams and exercises of varying degrees of difficulty.
Standard Number 9780198596868 Pb.
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ID:   008847


Relativity and quantum mechanics: Principles of modern physics / Fleisher, Paul 2009  Book
Fleisher, Paul Book
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Publication London, Lerner Books, 2009.
Description 62pBrown Spine
Series Secrets of the universe
Summary/Abstract Looks at the theories of relativity and quantum mechanics, with easy to understand concepts and experiments.
Contents Relativity Quantum mecahnics Conservation of mass/energy The uncertainty principle Timeline Biographies of scientists For furthur reading Glossary Index About the author
Standard Number 9781580134828 Pb.
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ID:   026272


Relativity: the special and the general theory / Einstein, Albert 1916  Book
Einstein, Albert Book
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Edition 2022 (Reprint)
Publication New Delhi, Fingerprint Classics, 1916.
Description 163pBlack spine
Summary/Abstract After completing the final version of his general theory of relativity in November 1915, Albert Einstein wrote Relativity. Intended for a popular audience, the book remains one of the most lucid explanations of the special and general theories ever written.
Standard Number 9788175994652 Pb.
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ID:   020496


Six not-so-easy pieces: Einstein's relativity, symmetry and space-time / Feynman, Richard, P. 1997  Book
Feynman, Richard, P. Book
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Publication New York, Basic Books, 1997.
Description xxi, 154pGreen spine
Summary/Abstract In the challenging 'Six Not-So-Easy Pieces', Feynman delves into one of the most revolutionary discoveries in twentieth-century physics: Einstein's Theory of Relativity.
Standard Number 9780465025268 Pb.
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ID:   013056


Why does E = mc²?: (And why should we care?) / Cox, Brian; Forshaw, Jeff 2009  Book
Cox, Brian Book
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Publication Cambridge, Perseus, 2009.
Description xiii, 249pWhite Spine
Summary/Abstract The writers take a journey to the frontiers of science to unpack Einstein's famous equaiton.
Contents Space and time The speed of light Special relativity Spacetime Why does E = mc2? And why should we care? of atoms, mousetraps and the power of the stars The origins of mass Warping spacetime
Standard Number 9780306818769 Pb.
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