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A review by briannadasilva
Hyperspace: A Scientific Odyssey Through Parallel Universes, Time Warps, and the 10th Dimens Ion by Michio Kaku
This is the first "hardcore" science book I've ever read, after wetting my appetite on The Universe In Your Hands and Astrophysics For People In a Hurry, and needing to dive deeper into these topics.
This book did not disappoint! It's a bit dated, as it was written in the 1990s, but I wanted to start with some of Kaku's earliest works to get a solid foundation of the concepts in here, before moving to his more recent books.
Hyperspace has left my mind buzzing with possibilities, with the wonder of the universe, as it took me through concepts like quantum physics, string theory, and higher dimensions.
This has been rewarding as a theoretical physics fan, and inspiring as a science fiction writer.
I'm excited to read Kaku's next book. It's already sitting on my shelf!
This book did not disappoint! It's a bit dated, as it was written in the 1990s, but I wanted to start with some of Kaku's earliest works to get a solid foundation of the concepts in here, before moving to his more recent books.
Hyperspace has left my mind buzzing with possibilities, with the wonder of the universe, as it took me through concepts like quantum physics, string theory, and higher dimensions.
This has been rewarding as a theoretical physics fan, and inspiring as a science fiction writer.
I'm excited to read Kaku's next book. It's already sitting on my shelf!