E=MC2. UNE FORMULE CHANGE LE MONDE

by FRITZSCH-H

301pages. 22x14x2cm. Broché.

Genres: Science, Physics, History, Nonfiction

Paperback

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[Butterfly2507 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ich fand das Buch richtig gut! Hab viel gelernt und auch viel markiert :D (Vielleicht ein bisschen zu viel) :D Naja jedenfalls geht es um Einstein und Newton die sich miteinander unterhalten und sich gegenseitig Tipps und Erklärungen geben! Es ist nicht für Jedermann aber ich mochte es sehr :)

[Abhishek Nandi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Imagine a meeting involving Sir Issac Newton, Albert Einstein and a modern day physicist..
An out of the world experience indeed.
Did I understand the book completely? No way..
Did I enjoy it? Absolutely...

[Erin Flater · Rating 2 out of 5]

I chose this book for a college science course I am teaching because I thought the theme of dialog between great scientists was interesting. Unfortunately Newton and Einstein end up being one-dimensional caricatures of the real historical persons who describe the physics at hand in simplistic, sometimes inaccurate, and often ahistorical ways. I was hoping for a meaningful dialog between historical personalities, but instead found a cliched and oversimplified story with little connection to the depth of the developing thought on the nature of physical reality.

[Kelly · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fascinating discussion between a fictitious scientist named Haller, Albert Einstein, and Isaac Newton, all miraculously alive contemporaneously, explaining to the average reader the Theory of Relativity, among other things. Very engaging. I particularly enjoyed the chapter on fission and fusion as possible sources of energy over the next few decades.

[Jonathan Yu · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great book that teaches you about relativity. Who might be interested in the topic, however, that may be different.

[Beauregard Bottomley · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good book originally in German and suffered much because the translator was not a physicist and graphs and equations were mis-labled.