Name: Time's Arrow: Why the Universe Moves Forward When Physics Says It Doesn't (en Inglés)
SKU: 66742180
Price: 32.99 USD
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Author: Clarke, Arden
ISBN: 9789371777124

portada Time's Arrow: Why the Universe Moves Forward When Physics Says It Doesn't (en Inglés)

Time's Arrow: Why the Universe Moves Forward When Physics Says It Doesn't (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Mindful Pages

Autor

Clarke, Arden

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

240

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9x15.2x1.4 cm

ISBN13

9789371777124

Time's Arrow: Why the Universe Moves Forward When Physics Says It Doesn't (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Time's Arrow: Why the Universe Moves Forward When Physics Says It Doesn't (en Inglés)"

Why does time only ever move forward? Why do we remember the past but never the future? And if physics insists the universe's laws are reversible, why is our lived experience so unshakably one-way? This book unpacks one of the deepest mysteries of existence-the arrow of time-with clarity, curiosity, and storytelling that connects cutting-edge science to everyday life. At its heart lies the paradox: equations permit reversals, yet history, memory, and culture insist on direction. Drawing from thermodynamics, relativity, quantum theory, psychology, and philosophy, the book reveals why entropy and time explained matter to how we live, love, and make meaning. Readers will explore the unsettling implications of the block universe explained, discover how cultures frame time as linear, cyclical, or spiral, and confront what causality and free will physics suggest about choice in a world that might already "exist." This is for readers who crave more than surface-level science writing-for the thoughtful, time-conscious audience who asks not just "what is time?" but "why does it matter to me?" By weaving together cosmology, time perception psychology, and cultural history, the book shows how thermodynamics for non-scientists isn't abstract at all-it's the hidden logic behind memory, morality, and our stories of progress. By the final page, you'll hold a sharpened mental model of why time flows forward, what anchors its arrow, and how understanding this mystery reshapes your sense of past, present, and future. Whether your curiosity leans toward physics, philosophy, or the human condition, this exploration of cosmology and time's arrow will leave you with a rare gift: not an answer to "what is time?" but a clear grasp of why the question changes everything.