A Brief History Of Time

"A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking, presented in this innovative app/book format, offers a remarkable learning experience. Hawking's exploration of complex cosmic concepts becomes accessible and comprehensible, making the intricacies of our universe fascinating and understandable. The app/book's creative design, pace, and visual aids cater to the new generation accustomed to bite-sized information, allowing readers to delve into topics at their own pace.

The format allows for a flexible learning experience, where readers can absorb amazing facts, take breaks, and return without pressure. The incorporation of updates on scientific advancements since the original publication enhances the reader's journey. The reviewer expresses awe at Hawking's creativity in delivering a one-of-a-kind e-book.

Quotes from readers emphasize the app/book's value, describing it as a courageous voyage to the frontiers of the cosmos and commending Hawking's ability to explain intricate cosmological physics with clarity and wit. The combination of a child's wonder with a genius's intellect creates an engaging exploration of the universe. As readers journey through the complexities of the cosmos, Hawking's extraordinary mind unfolds, making "A Brief History of Time" an exciting and enlightening experience in understanding the mysteries of our existence.

From the Back Cover

Was there a beginning of time?
Could time run backwards?
Is the universe infinite or does it have boundaries?

These are just some of the questions considered in an internationally acclaimed masterpiece which begins by reviewing the great theories of the cosmos from Newton to Einstein, before delving into the secrets which still lie at the heart of space and time. 

 'Master of the Universe... one scientist's courageous voyage to the trontiers of the cosmos' Newsweek 

'He can explain the complexities of cosmological physics with an engaging combination of clarity and wit... His is a brain of extraordinary power.' Observe

'To follow such a fine mind as it exposes such great problems is an exciting experience.' Sunday Times