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003|  |OCoLC
005|  |20181104150123.3
008|  |960429s1996    nyua          001 0 eng  
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050|00|□aQB981□b.H377 1996
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100|1 |□aHawking, Stephen,□d1942-
245|14|□aThe illustrated A brief hist-
   |  |ory of time /□cStephen Hawking
250|  |□aUpdated and expanded edition
264| 1|□aNew York :□bBantam Books,□c1996
300|  |□a248 pages :□bcolor illustrat-
   |  |ions ;□c26 cm
336|  |□atext□btxt□2rdacontent
337|  |□aunmediated□bn□2rdamedia
338|  |□avolume□bnc□2rdacarrier
500|  |□a"A Labyrinth book"－－Title page verso
500|  |□aOriginally published: A brie-
   |  |f history of time. New York : -
   |  |Bantam Books, 1988
500|  |□aIncludes index
505|0 |□aOur picture of the universe -
   |  |－－ Space and time －－ The expan-
   |  |ding universe －－ The uncertain-
   |  |ty principle －－ Elementary par-
   |  |ticles and the forces of natur-
   |  |e －－ Black holes －－ Black hole-
   |  |s ain\'t so black －－ The origin-
   |  | and fate of the universe －－ T-
   |  |he arrow of time －－ Wormholes -
   |  |and time travel - The unificat-
   |  |ion of physics －－ Conclusion :-
   |  | Albert Einstein, Galileo Gali-
   |  |lei, Isaac Newton
520|  |□aThe book was on the cutting -
   |  |edge of what was then known ab-
   |  |out the nature of the universe-
   |  |, but since that time there ha-
   |  |ve been extraordinary advances-
   |  | in the technology of observin-
   |  |g both the micro- and the macr-
   |  |ocosmic worlds. These observat-
   |  |ions have confirmed many of Pr-
   |  |ofessor Hawking\'s theoretical -
   |  |predictions in the first editi-
   |  |on of his book, including the -
   |  |recent discoveries of the Cosm-
   |  |ic Background Explorer satelli-
   |  |te (COBE), which probed back i-
   |  |n time to within 300,000 years-
   |  | of the universe\'s beginning a-
   |  |nd revealed wrinkles in the fa-
   |  |bric of space-time that he had-
   |  | projected. Eager to bring his-
   |  | original text the new knowled-
   |  |ge revealed by these many obse-
   |  |rvations, as well as his most -
   |  |recent research, for this expa-
   |  |nded edition Professor Hawking-
   |  | has prepared a new introducti-
   |  |on to the book, written an ent-
   |  |irely new chapter on the fasci-
   |  |nating subject of wormholes an-
   |  |d time travel, and updated the-
   |  | original chapters. This editi-
   |  |on is enhanced throughout with-
   |  | more than 240 full-color illu-
   |  |strations, including satellite-
   |  | images, photographs made poss-
   |  |ible by spectacular technologi-
   |  |cal advances such as the Hubbl-
   |  |e Space Telescope, and compute-
   |  |r-generated images of three an-
   |  |d four dimensional realities
650| 0|□aCosmology
801| 0|□aCN□b999□c20181104