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A review by kitkat962
Physics of the Impossible by Michio Kaku
5.0
Awesome book! Even when:
- I don't like physics that much
- I'm not a fan of Star War and science fiction so some reference does not really vibrate with me
This book was published nearly ten years by the time I read, and certainly, a lot of progress has been made (like, SpaceX). But I felt that the author's classification of Class I, II and III impossibilities stills hold true, and his explanation is easy enough for the general public with many analogies. It is not enough to help you through a standard physic course in high school (the calculations would be dreadful), but Kaku makes physics so much more exciting.
- I don't like physics that much
- I'm not a fan of Star War and science fiction so some reference does not really vibrate with me
This book was published nearly ten years by the time I read, and certainly, a lot of progress has been made (like, SpaceX). But I felt that the author's classification of Class I, II and III impossibilities stills hold true, and his explanation is easy enough for the general public with many analogies. It is not enough to help you through a standard physic course in high school (the calculations would be dreadful), but Kaku makes physics so much more exciting.