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The Nature of Space and Time

The Nature of Space and Time

Rovelli discusses how the concepts of space and time have evolved, particularly through Einstein’s theory of relativity, which unified space and time into a single continuum and showed that they are dynamic and influenced by mass and energy.

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Philosophy. Psychology. Theology. Art(s). Society. History. Archeology. Anthropology. Cosmology. Learning. And, of course, coffee.

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