Massively Small

by Stelios Pamfilis

Massively Small takes you on a fascinating journey through cutting-edge science—from particle physics to astrophysics—unifying today’s incompatible theories with a surprisingly simple idea from the dawn of science itself. For as long as human beings have had self-consciousness, we have wondered about the origins of the universe. Today, we use science to make sense of the world around us. Yet, despite the paradigm-shifting work of such pioneers as Isaac Newton, Max Plank, and Albert Einstein, among many others, modern theories such as photons, gravitons, motion, matter, space, and time all have major inconsistencies. Written for the general public, Massively Small identifies and articulates the anomalies plaguing the current physics. And by presenting new ideas in a novel framework—a framework drawn from ancient conceptualizations of the fundamental structure of reality—it boldly begins the process of shifting the paradigm yet again. From quantum mechanics to relativity, from theories of time, light, gravity, and mass to the cosmological theory of the big bang, this book shows how every question in physics can be answered by viewing the microstructures of the universe in a particular way. The ultimate goal is to reach a large-scale unified theory by beginning at the smallest scale.

290 pages, Paperback

Published June 1, 2016

Reviews

[Curt · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read

I found this book to be very interesting. If you are interested in a different perspective on quantum theory you to may enjoy.