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12-26-2006, 06:46 PM
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A Brief History of Time
Not much of a science guy but I was home for xmas and found this book in my dad's library. I have always wanted to read it, but was mostly wondering if it is still considered current theory or has conventional science passed Hawking's theories. I have only begun the first chapter, but was mostly wondering if it is worth continuing to read. If not, is there a better book for the layperson to read on the universe and whatnot?
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12-26-2006, 07:20 PM
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Re: A Brief History of Time
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Not much of a science guy but I was home for xmas and found this book in my dad's library. I have always wanted to read it, but was mostly wondering if it is still considered current theory or has conventional science passed Hawking's theories. I have only begun the first chapter, but was mostly wondering if it is worth continuing to read. If not, is there a better book for the layperson to read on the universe and whatnot? [/ QUOTE ] I am pretty sure there is a new, revised edition out. Try here
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