Book Explaining Complex Sciences in Simple Words (4 Books Set)
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Book 1: Fascinating Physical Science
The publication describes the key problems of the emergence and development of scientific concepts of modern physics and cosmology, highlights hypotheses about the structure and evolution of the surrounding physical reality.
Book 2. The Paradoxical Physics of Time
The book describes how modern physics imagines the emergence of time in the Big Bang cataclysm and the relationship between space and time at the largest and smallest distances; discusses the possibility of building a time machine and travelling to the past and future.
Book 3. The World of Cybernetics: Cybernetic Essays on Artificial Intelligence
Can machines think? And if they can, how will they relate to their creator - a human? And what awaits humanity in the end - Judgement Day or Utopia? And how can you tell whether you are looking at an unintelligent mechanism or an artificial being capable of thinking? What is the difference between an automaton and a robot, an android and a transformer, a cyborg and a sigom? These and many other questions are discussed on the pages of this book, dedicated to the history, modern achievements and fantastic future of the amazing science of cybernetics. The material is presented in the form of interesting stories that allow us to understand what modern laboratory gods - neurocircuitry, programmers, and system engineers - are working on, giving automatic devices the rudiments of intelligence, and what are the prospects for creating artificial intelligence. The book is intended for schoolchildren and their teachers, students, teachers of higher education institutions and colleges, as well as for all curious readers.
Book 4. The World of Relativity
What is the theory of relativity, which everyone knows about, but no one can explain? Is it possible to tell everyone about the basics of modern science in an accessible way? The publication tells about the history of creation and the elementary foundations of relativity, as well as the latest achievements of relativistic physics.