Physics

Physics seeks the basic laws behind everything, from particles to the universe. Katie Mack's The End of Everything (Astrophysically Speaking) uses the question of how the universe will end to explain some of physics' biggest ideas: gravity and the expansion of space, dark energy, the Higgs field and why it might one day trigger Vacuum Decay. Mack makes difficult physics clear and funny, without equations. A great first book for curious readers. More physics books will join this category; see Science & Nature for more.

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Cosmology studies the origin, structure and fate of the universe, built on Einstein's theory of relativity. Katie Mack's The End of Everything (Astrophysically Speaking) explains how cosmologists use relativity and observation to imagine the universe's possible endings: a Big Crunch as gravity wins, a Heat Death as everything spreads out and cools, a Big Rip, Vacuum Decay or a cosmic Bounce. Clear, witty and up to date. More books on relativity and cosmology will join this category; see Physics.

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