The Book of Nothing

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The Book of Nothing is a popular science book by cosmologist John D. Barrow that explores the concept of nothingness across physics, mathematics, philosophy, and cosmology.

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instanceOf popular science book
author John D. Barrow NERFINISHED
authorName John D. Barrow NERFINISHED
authorNationality British
authorOccupation cosmologist
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
exploresConcept creation ex nihilo
empty space
infinity
quantum vacuum
role of nothingness in modern physics
vacuum
void in ancient philosophy
zero
fieldOfAuthor cosmology
theoretical physics
genre popular science
science writing
hasFormat hardcover
paperback
hasPart discussion of empty space in cosmology
discussion of philosophical concepts of nothingness
discussion of the vacuum in physics
discussion of zero in mathematics
historical survey of the concept of nothing
language English
mainSubject cosmology
history of ideas
mathematics
nothingness
philosophy
physics
mediaType print
notableFor interdisciplinary treatment of nothingness
linking physics, mathematics, and philosophy
publicationDate 2000
publisher Jonathan Cape NERFINISHED
Vintage NERFINISHED
subtitle Vacuums, Voids, and the Latest Ideas about the Origins of the Universe NERFINISHED
targetAudience general audience
readers interested in science and philosophy
title The Book of Nothing NERFINISHED

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