A Briefer History of Time

A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking, a global bestseller, is a seminal work of science literature. One reason for this is the author's captivating style; other reasons include the interesting topics he covers, such as the nature of time and space, God's involvement in creation, and the universe's past, present, and future. However, it is also true that readers have often confided in Professor Hawking over the years that they have found it very difficult to grasp some of the book's most significant ideas.

The author's desire to update A Briefer History of Time with the most recent scientific discoveries and results while also making its material more approachable for readers is what gave rise to the book.

This book goes into more detail on the original's important topics even though it is physically "briefer" than the first. There are no longer any purely technical ideas, such as the mathematics of chaotic boundary conditions. On the other hand, topics of general importance that were scattered throughout the book and hence hard to follow, such relativity, curved space, and quantum theory, now have their own whole chapters.

The writers' areas of specific interest and recent advances have been expanded by this restructuring, ranging from the most recent advancements in string theory to fascinating advancements in the quest for a comprehensive, unified explanation of all physics' forces. A Briefer History of Time will aid nonscientists worldwide in their continuous quest for the enticing mysteries at the core of time and space, just as earlier versions of the book have done, if not more so.

The text is enhanced with thirty-seven full-color graphics, which elevate A Briefer History of Time to the status of an exciting contribution to scientific literature on its own.