Relativity

Relativity The Special and General Theory is Albert Einstein’s groundbreaking work that opened a new era in physics by redefining our understanding of space, time, motion, and gravity. Written in simple language for non-scientists, this book explains how time can slow down, lengths can contract, and mass can increase as objects move closer to the speed of light. Einstein masterfully guides readers through the revolutionary concepts of the Special Theory of Relativity, revealing how the laws of physics remain the same for all observers and how the speed of light is the universal constant that shapes the universe.

The book then expands into the General Theory of Relativity, presenting Einstein’s profound idea that gravity is not a force but a curvature of space-time itself. This theory transformed modern astronomy and cosmology, laying the foundation for understanding black holes, the expanding universe, and gravitational waves. Inspiring, insightful, and intellectually thrilling, this work remains one of the most influential scientific texts ever written, offering readers a clear window into the mind of one of history’s greatest thinkers.