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Book 1: The Theory of Everything

Everything is what surrounds us. What we are a part of. Time and space, celestial bodies and galactic abysses. This is everything. But how did it come to be? How did it all begin? And how will it end? The brilliant Stephen Hawking explores deep questions and finds even deeper answers. The search for primordial black holes and the hot Big Bang model, quantum gravity and arrows of time, the boundary conditions of the Universe and Friedman models. The book reveals the idea of the Universe from the postulate that the Earth is shaped like a sphere to the theory of the expansion of the Universe based on the most modern research. The seven lectures, covering a wide range of topics, are a real triumph of the human mind. Hawking came closer to the secret of the very essence of creation. And he was able to look even further - into the black, extra-dimensional heart of the Universe...

Book 2. The Shortest History of Time

Stephen Hawking is called a modern-day Einstein for his scientific works on cosmology and theoretical physics. A professor at Cambridge University and a brilliant scientist, he has done more than anyone else to popularise modern science. Together with the American physicist and mathematician Leonard Mlodinow, he created The Shortest History of Time, which was first published in 1988 and was on the bestseller list of The Sunday Times for four years in a row. Over the next 20 years, the book has been published in 10 million copies, translated into 35 languages, rewritten in the spirit of new discoveries, and is still gaining more and more enthusiastic readers today.

Humanity has gathered a wealth of knowledge about space, using super-fast computers and powerful telescopes to see the birth and death of distant stars. But when was the Universe itself born? What is the nature of time and did it exist before the Big Bang? Is it possible for it to run backwards and are dreams of time travel so fantastic?

Explaining the essence of the most complex scientific theories in a clear language using a single formula is a task that only Stephen Hawking can do. But he leaves the main question open...

And the main question is...

Book 3. About the Universe in Brief

Stephen Hawking is a famous English scientist, one of the most famous popularisers of science in the world, a man of legend. He is considered one of the most brilliant physicists since Einstein. He is best known for his research on black holes and the theory of the Big Bang. He is the author of the bestselling books The Briefest History of Time, The Grand Design, and Black Holes and Young Universes, and has won numerous awards and prizes. Hawking received the Aventis Prize for the best author in science for The Universe in Brief. For scientists, space explorers, and those who just gaze at the starry sky in fascination, trying to understand the origin of the Universe. You are waiting for:

- fascinating secrets

- stunning secrets of the universe
- supergravity and supersymmetry
- quantum theory and M-theory
- Einstein's theory and Feynman's rules and an attempt to unite them
- a forecast of the future for planet Earth

A scientific exploration and a fantastic adventure from Stephen Hawking at the same time. Through space and time, membranes and strings moving in eleven dimensions, to black holes that hide many secrets about our vast, incomprehensible universe.

Book 4. On the shoulders of giants. Great breakthroughs in physics and astronomy

What are the laws of nature that govern the heavens? How do the planets move? What keeps them in orbit? People have been trying to find answers to these questions for thousands of years. To answer them, scientists needed great courage and a clear vision.

Nicholas Copernicus, Galileo Galilei, Johannes Kepler, Isaac Newton, and Albert Einstein - these five visionaries changed the course of science, bringing astronomy and physics from the Middle Ages to the modern age. Their magnum opus, with Hawking's commentary and notes, will give you a glimpse into the minds of the innovators and reveal exactly what these learned men were thinking. In this collection, you will find excerpts from Albert Einstein's original ideas, first published in The Principle of Relativity, as well as abridged versions of On the Rotation of the Celestial Spheres by Nicolaus Copernicus, Discourses and Mathematical Proofs Concerning Two New Sciences by by Galileo Galilei, The Harmony of the World (Book Five) by Johannes Kepler, and The Mathematical Foundations of Natural Philosophy by Isaac Newton. Brief biographies of their authors are scattered among the landmark scientific works. You'll learn about Copernicus' unwavering loyalty to truth over religious doctrine, despite his position as a Polish priest; Galileo's rebellious spirit; Kepler's family and financial troubles; Newton's passionate conflicts; and Einstein's modest first steps in science.

Book 5. Black holes and young Universes and other lectures

Stephen Hawking is a legendary man, a scientist known for his research in astrophysics. He became famous primarily for his research into black holes and the creation of the world as a result of the Big Bang. He is considered one of the most brilliant physicists since Einstein. He is a renowned English scientist, one of the world's most famous popularisers of science. He is the author of the bestselling books The Shortest History of Time and The Supreme Design, and the recipient of numerous awards, prizes, and medals.