Nine Days Immersed in Special Relativity (in Bern). Nine Days, #6

Name: Nine Days Immersed in Special Relativity (in Bern)
Price: 2.99 EUR
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Author: Rikki J Prince
ISBN: 8227812407

Par : Rikki J Prince

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FormatePub
ISBN8227812407
EAN9798227812407

Date de parution03/10/2024
Protection num.Adobe DRM
Infos supplémentairesepub
ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC

Résumé

The story takes place in Bern, Switzerland, where Albert Einstein, a young patent clerk, formulated the groundbreaking ideas of Special Relativity. Despite his intellectual and personal struggles, 1906 in Bern was a miraculous year for him, and for our understanding of the universe. This story is a journey back to that time and place, were a group of modern-day students explore the science and human experiences that influenced it.
Over nine days, they will immerse themselves in the intricacies of Special Relativity, discovering how these abstract concepts have tangible impacts on our world today.

A propos de Rikki J Prince

Rikki J Prince is a telecommunications engineer turned English teacher, translator, board game designer and author. Surfing on the Edge of Reality is his first science fiction work, and is based on one little known fact:Einstein's theory of relativity DOES allow for faster-than light travel, if you use the engineer's term for velocity rather than the theoretical physicist's terminology. The author can be contacted at [email protected] where he is pleased to discuss corrections to the book, take orders for his board game: Rescue from the Black Hole, and make appointments for online interviews and English tutorials.

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