Starred: Fun and Accessible About the Problems of Modern Physics and Astronomy

The author, in an understandable language and with a large dose of humor, discusses the problems of modern physics. He explains what black holes are, explores the 'genealogical tree' of matter, and tells the story of the emergence of quantum physics (did you know, for example, that Schrödinger's cat was summoned to refute the principles of quantum mechanics, but ultimately became a striking example of it?).
The author is an enthusiast of physics, a meticulous inquisitor, and he wants to see science not only in formulas but also in meanings.
This is the long-awaited book based on the podcast "Starred," in which Roman Yudaev translates science into human language.