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A review by officerdean
Hyperspace: A Scientific Odyssey Through Parallel Universes, Time Warps, and the Tenth Dimension by Michio Kaku
5.0
This book has been on my shelf for years. I've looked at it and wanted to read it for years. I have always been too intimidated to pick it up. I have always been fascinated by physics , but mathematics always keeps me from jumping in. I barely survived Algebra in college.
If you are reading this and also feel this way, fear not! Kaku does a phenomenal job with this book and keeping the mathematics to a minimum and focusing more on the physical principles. You will get lost at times, concepts will go over your head, but he will bring you back. It is important to note that most of this stuff is over a physicists head as well. So, give it a read. I never once felt so overwhelmed I wanted to stop. I blew through this book much faster than I imagined. Why did I wait so long!?
If you are reading this and also feel this way, fear not! Kaku does a phenomenal job with this book and keeping the mathematics to a minimum and focusing more on the physical principles. You will get lost at times, concepts will go over your head, but he will bring you back. It is important to note that most of this stuff is over a physicists head as well. So, give it a read. I never once felt so overwhelmed I wanted to stop. I blew through this book much faster than I imagined. Why did I wait so long!?