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From Where Comes the Universe?: A Layman's Guide to the Physics of Empty Space - Paperback

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by Dennis Morris (Author)

This book is a non-mathematical description of our present understanding of the nature of empty space and time. It is written to be easily understood by the intelligent lay person.After centuries with only little advance in our understanding of the physics of empty space, there have been sudden recent developments in this area. The author is at the forefront of those recent developments. This enthralling book is clear and simple.

Author Biography

Dennis Morris has been researching the nature of empty space for nearly two decades. He is at the forefront of his field. Other books by Dennis Morris include: The Naked Spinor, The Physics of Empty Space, Upon General Relativity, Complex Numbers The Higher Dimensional Forms, Introductory Quantum Mechanics, Empty Space is Amazing Stuff (The Special Theory of Relativity). Having previously written for academics, for the first time with this book, Dennis Morris writes for the interested lay person, making the material both accessible and enthralling.

Number of Pages: 140
Dimensions: 0.3 x 7.81 x 5.06 IN
Publication Date: September 10, 2015
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