Beyond Space and Time
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| Rating | : | 4.84 (930 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0972805192 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 240 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-23 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
There's only one of it. But to succeed in joining the descriptions by the physicists and the mystics he had to start far below the scientist's descriptions and he got there through Einstein's 1905 equations, his physics and his geometry.. And the interesting thing about it is that it is done from the basis of Einstein's equations of physics and geometry. And it is simple and readable. Fortunately for us, John Dobson has lived and worked in both camps, and knows both languages, so he undertook the task of translating. So far as we know this is the first time the solution has been in print. And if the mystics are right in their descriptions, and if the scientists are rig
Vedanta and Modern Science Reconciled You may recognize the name John Dobson. He is famous for inventing the Dobsonian telescope, an affordable, easy-to-make, portable scope optimized for deep sky viewing. As a popular astronomer and cosmologist, he's been on the Johnny Carson show and he's had a documentary film made about him. But John Dobson is also a monk. And his interest in reconciling Vedanta philosophy with the physics of the universe goes back a long way.In 1955, when John . jerry said WAY! Beyond space and time. This book will challenge -- I'll say EVERYONE-- in some area. The concepts of physics (after Einstein) and the juxtaposition of Eastern thought back to the Upanishads will bend your mind every which way but loose. I've met and studied briefly with the author, John Dobson and would like to have studied more but he was always on the road (around the planet in the boondocks or at University Physics departments). Now he's in his mid-ninetys and has . The universe and its nature Wendell Fraser Dobson has the hubble deep field image for the front cover of this book. Fitting for the subject matter, but also I know he is very fond of galaxiesespecially when he is under dark skies :) The book is about cosmology, his refutes against the big bang, and about how humans are not separate from nature or the cosmos.how gravity is a bit like falling in love.poetic and intriguing writing.