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Dave Goldberg: The universe in the rearview mirror

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Why is the universe not empty and so something exists? Why is the night sky dark? Would antimatter exist, and would antihumans exist? Why is time only past, present, and future? How does time and space become like a butterfly's wing? Physicist Dave Goldberg gives a clear yet humorous answer to all these questions, centering on the keywords called “sings” in space mirrors. It is a great concept that has not been in the face of physics for the last century, but has led to revolutionary progress in modern physics from astrophysics in space scale to particle physics in particles smaller than atoms. It also provides a strong basis for modern physics in exchange for symmetry, but it re-enlightens Emmy brainter, a highly unknown genius.

Korean title: 백미러 속의 우주

Korean author: 데이브 골드버그

Korean publisher: 해나무

ISBN-13: 9788956055848

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NO****
September 19, 2016

The sense of a single piece of knowledge of how the universe works. But the chapters on particle physics are rather profound, as they are more deeply developed than we thought.

DP*******
June 28, 2015

When you think of the figures that led to history, there are an overwhelming majority of men over women. I don't think that Queen Quiri or the Nightingale is the first to come up with a reminder of world history. In the State, it's like a oilline, queen Sun Yu, and Queen of the Great Empress. Although it was not revealed exactly in human history, since the collapse of the pre-history mother-in-law society, there has been a man at the center of all history. Women were not always treated equally

MY***
June 26, 2015

I'll read the space game in the back mirror and admit to myself that science is almost out of touch. Even though I learned basics in high school, I went to work, which is a high school; I was late 27 years old, and I was fortunate to have my teaching course set up at night, and could come to the office with college graduates, and so far I've been on my 30 years. The subject is society. So the sciences were really bad for a long time. Honestly, it's not something that is quite so basic. Whether

데이브 골드버그: 백미러 속의 우주
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