Einstein's Universe: How Albert Einstein's Discoveries Changed Our Understanding of Space and Time

Describing the life of Albert Einstein, Michio Kaku immerses us in the vibrant atmosphere of the first half of the 20th century — two world wars, revolution in Germany, the creation of the atomic bomb. He shows the reader the usually invisible side of triumph, the discoveries and insights of a scientist — the stages of development, battles in the scientific world, often complicated relationships with loved ones. The book presents a fresh view on Einstein's groundbreaking work that revolutionized humanity's understanding of space and time.
The author of the book, Michio Kaku, is a world-renowned physicist and science communicator. His ability to convey scientific knowledge to the broadest audience is akin to the great Einstein, who loved to repeat that a new theory is worthless unless it is based on a visual image, simple enough for even a child to understand. In his book, Michio Kaku not only captivatingly narrates the life of the great genius, but also provides a clear understanding of Albert Einstein's discoveries even for those who are far from science.