
Thursday, June 14
My many moons

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Ah yes, string theory! My roommate and her dad are big astronomy/physics buffs, I never did catch what that string business was about...My Little Underground has some great stuff.
ReplyDeleteString theory...will have to look that one up. :)
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful!! i sent it to my brother, who just moved into a very bare-walled bedroom, and also loves outer space! :) thanks for the link.
ReplyDeletei am way in to physics & theories of relativity, & cosmology & yes string theories (as a layman, only). so i can totally relate!
ReplyDeleteanother great read if you haven't seen it yet is this:
"the universe in a single atom"
by the dalai lama. he discusses how buddhism and quantum physics interrelate and you'll learn a ton about both in a fairly simple light read.
Oh what a great suggestion I will most certainly check out that book, thanks!
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