Space, Time and Gravitation

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"Space, Time and Gravitation" is a popular science book by Arthur Stanley Eddington that explains Einstein’s theory of general relativity and its implications for our understanding of the universe.

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instanceOf non-fiction book
physics book
popular science book
aboutConcept gravitational waves
relativistic universe
space-time continuum
aboutField astrophysics
theoretical physics
aboutPerson Albert Einstein
aimsTo make general relativity accessible
author Arthur Stanley Eddington
surface form: A. S. Eddington

Arthur Stanley Eddington
basedOnWorkOf Albert Einstein
comparesTo Newtonian mechanics
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
discusses Newtonian gravitation
educationalUse introduction to general relativity
explains curvature of space-time
equivalence principle
gravitational field
implications of general relativity for astronomy
relationship between space, time, and gravity
relativistic cosmology
explainsTheoryOf Albert Einstein
genre physics
popular science
science
hasForm book
hasTitle Space, Time and Gravitation self-link
intendedAudience general audience
non-specialist readers
language English
mainSubject theory of relativity
surface form: Einstein's theory of relativity

cosmology
general relativity
gravitation
space-time
notableFor clarity of explanation for lay readers
early popular exposition of general relativity
writtenByOccupation astrophysicist
mathematician
science popularizer

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Arthur Stanley Eddington notableWork Space, Time and Gravitation
Eddington notableWork Space, Time and Gravitation
subject surface form: Arthur Stanley Eddington
Space, Time and Gravitation hasTitle Space, Time and Gravitation self-link
The Mathematical Theory of Relativity relatedWork Space, Time and Gravitation