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Gravity

From Falling Apples to Supermassive Black Holes

Nicholas Mee

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Gravity
From Dogma to Data
Ancient Models
Tycho Brahe
Johannes Kepler
Newtonian Gravity
Galileo's Empiricism
Universal Gravitation
The Inertia Paradox
The Illusion of Weight
Light & Special Relativity
The Ether Myth
Cosmic Speed Limit
Relative Reality
Distorting Space & Time
General Relativity
Warped Space-Time
Experimental Proof
Astrophysical Discoveries
Gravitational Waves
Black Holes
Core Philosophy
Empiricism Over Dogma

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Why did Claudius Ptolemy introduce the concept of 'epicycles' into his cosmological model?

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Gravity (2014) brings to life the history of human thought on one of the universe’s most fundamental forces. By guiding us through experiments, conundrums, and breakthroughs that changed science forever, it demonstrates how everything from galaxies to tides are formed and connected through this fascinating force.

Who Should Listen to Gravity?

  • Those with an innate curiosity about the natural world
  • Science fans craving stories about scientific advancement 
  • Anyone wanting to know more about the forces that govern our universe

About the Author: Nicholas Mee

Nicolas Mee has a PhD in theoretical particle physics from the University of Cambridge. He is the director of software company Virtual Image and author of over 50 multimedia titles. He has also written several books on science, including Higgs Force, Celestial Tapestry, and The Cosmic Mystery Tour

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