First published 1988
Stephen Hawking tackles the most fundamental questions about our universe. He asks how the universe began and what triggered its creation. He examines whether time moves only forward and if the universe has limits or stretches infinitely. The book investigates extra dimensions beyond our familiar three and predicts what happens when everything ends. Hawking makes complex physics accessible to general readers. He guides them through black holes and subatomic particles, antimatter and time's direction, the big bang and cosmic forces. The author combines vivid imagery with clear explanations to reveal the secrets of creation. This work brings readers closer to understanding the deepest mysteries of existence.
Genres: science, popular-science, non-fiction, astronomy, physics, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: accessible-science
226 pages · Paperback · Bantam Books