Galaxies, stars, planets and now spaceships rush about the universe, and we have a sense of time passing because the positions of objects change.
An edition of Einstein's universe
(1979)
Einstein's universe
by Nigel Calder
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Einstein's universe: a guide to the theory of relativity
1982, Penguin
in English
0140224076 9780140224078
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Einstein's Universe: The Layperson's Guide (Penguin Science)
May 29, 1980, Penguin (Non-Classics)
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Einstein's Universe: The Layperson's Guide (Penguin Science)
May 29, 1980, Penguin (Non-Classics)
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in English
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0140135162 9780140135169
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