A brief history of time

“Brief History of Time” by Stephen Hawking is one of the pillars of modern popular science literature. In this book, the author tries to answer the most difficult and intriguing questions about the universe: when and why did the universe begin? Is the universe unlimited or does it have a limit? Did time always flowed along the usual vector? Are time traveling? What awaits space in the distant future?
Stephen Hawking does not draw unequivocal conclusions, since no one is daring to those at the front line of science yet. However, he translates the most difficult provisions of theoretical physics into a living and figurative language and transfers the reader to the amazing expanses of antimatter, superman, quarks, black holes and gravitational waves - to where God seems even more incomprehensible and omnipotent. Resorting to unexpected images, not the formulas-the exception is only the Einstein E = MC2,-Stephen Hawking brings us closer to unraveling the secrets lying in the heart of the Universe. The text is accompanied by notes and clarifications reporting on the achievements of modern cosmologists and astronomers