Fear of Physics

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Fear of Physics is a popular science book by theoretical physicist Lawrence M. Krauss that introduces fundamental concepts of modern physics in an accessible, non-technical way.

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instanceOf popular science book
aim introduce fundamental concepts of modern physics
make physics accessible to general readers
author Lawrence M. Krauss NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creatorOccupation theoretical physicist
explainsConcept Big Bang theory NERFINISHED
atomic structure
conservation laws
cosmology
fundamental forces
particle physics
quantum fields
quantum mechanics
relativity
space-time
subatomic particles
symmetry in physics
uncertainty principle
wave–particle duality
field physics outreach
science communication
genre popular science
hasTheme counterintuitive aspects of modern physics
demystification of physics
limits of common sense in science
nature of scientific explanation
relationship between theory and experiment
intendedAudience general audience
non-specialists
students
language English
notableFor clarity of explanations
humorous tone
minimal use of equations
publisherType commercial publisher
subject modern physics
physics
science education
theoretical physics
usesDevice everyday analogies
historical anecdotes
thought experiments
usesMathematics minimal
writingStyle accessible
non-technical

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