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The Physics of Star Trek by Lawrence M. Krauss
The Physics of Star Trek by Lawrence M. Krauss








The Physics of Star Trek by Lawrence M. Krauss

$75,000 ad/promo BOMC and QPB alternates Astronomy Book Club dual main selection Library of Science, Natural Science Book Club and Newbridge Computer Book Club alternates. Explore the science behind one of television’s greatest series. Star Trek shaped and defined the science-fiction genre for generations of television. Star Trek shaped and defined the science-fiction genre for generations of television viewers. Krauss: 9781415910412 : Books Explore the science behind one of television’s greatest series. This informal manual for Trekkers offers a porthole on the wonders of the universe as it ponders the potential existence of aliens, ``wormholes'' that allow astronauts to tunnel through space, other dimensions and myriad baby universes. Explore the science behind one of televisions greatest series.

The Physics of Star Trek by Lawrence M. Krauss The Physics of Star Trek by Lawrence M. Krauss

He uses the StarTrek future as a launching pad to discuss the forefront of modern physics.From Newton to Hawking, from Einstein to Feynman, from Kirk to Janeway,Krauss leads the reader on a voyage to the world of physics as we now knowit and as it might one day be. On the other hand, Krauss also argues that the show is riddled with bloopers and huge improbabilities, as when the Voyager's crew escapes from a black hole's interior. Krauss boldlygoes where Star Trek has gone - and beyond. Case Western Reserve professor Krauss maintains that Star Trek's writers were sometimes far ahead of scientists-and famed astrophysicist Stephen Hawking's foreword, endorsing the possibilities of faster-than-light travel and journeying back in time, supports that notion. Even those who have never watched an episode of Star Trek will be entertained and enlightened by theoretical physicist Krauss's adventurous investigation of interstellar flight, time travel, teleportation of objects and the possibility of extraterrestrial life.










The Physics of Star Trek by Lawrence M. Krauss