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The universe in the light of modern physics
The book "The universe in the light of modern physics" is a collection of 7 lectures by Max Planck (1858-1947), physicist, Nobel Prize winner, and president of the Berlin Society for the Advancement of Science. In this series of lectures, he discussed fundamental and primary issues in physics, such as causality and non-causality, the meaning and limits of the exact sciences, theoretical philosophy, knowledge and religion, and other matters. He believes that all physical laws are fundamentally related to the events of the sensory world. For example, in the matter of causality and non-causality, he believes: Any event, whether natural or mental, may appear to be causal or non-causal; or in the discussion of knowledge and religion, he believes: Any event, whether natural or mental, may appear to be caused or uncaused; or, in the discussion of science and religion, he believes: not only is there no incompatibility between science and religion, but they also converge on essential points. “”The universe in the light of modern physics" was translated into Persian by Morteza Saber and published in 1969 and reached its fourth edition in 1989. This book was prepared and arranged in audiobook format for the first time in 2025 in the podcast collection of PsiKet School of Quantum Science and Technology.
What is life?
What is the book of life? Erwin Schrödinger, the famous physicist of the 20th century, is one of the works that has profoundly changed our understanding of the natural world. This small but thoughtful book, with a philosophical and scientific approach, deals with a basic and complex question: What is life? In this book, looking beyond classical physics, Schrödinger tries to explain the mystery of life from the point of view of physics and biology. With a simple and clear expression, he examines complex scientific concepts such as the second law of thermodynamics, entropy, and order in the universe, and addresses the question of how life is compatible with physical laws. This book is actually a bridge between the two worlds of science and philosophy; By combining these two fields, Schrödinger tries to show the reader how molecules and atoms can form living phenomena.
The World I See
The World As I See It is a collection of essays, letters, and speeches by Albert Einstein. The book gives readers a glimpse into Einstein's thoughts and views on a variety of topics, including science, philosophy, religion, politics, and social issues. In this book, Einstein shares his views on the importance of peace, democracy, individual freedom, and social responsibility. He also discusses the role of science and religion in society and the relationship between the two issues. This book will help those interested in Einstein's personality to gain a deeper and more personal perspective of him, not just as an outstanding scientist, but as a thinker and philosopher. If you're looking for a better understanding of Einstein's thoughts and perspectives on a variety of topics, be sure to listen to The World I See.
The book Adventures of a Physicist of the 20th Century
The book 'Adventures of a Physicist of the 20th Century' is a fascinating work that depicts different aspects of Feynman's life. With a warm and fluent language, the book deals with Feynman's interests, including learning several different languages, participating in groups with different tastes such as biology or philosophy, or his forays into art. In the later parts of the memoirs, more serious issues are discussed, such as the process of the Manhattan Project, Feynman's criticism of the Brazilian education system, or the defense of his thesis in front of Einstein and other prominent scientists of that time. Overall, this book tells the exciting story of the life and works of this outstanding scientist in an attractive and beautiful way. Feynman, who was one of the top physicists of the 20th century and won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965, in this book, he discusses his experiences and views on science and cosmology, and uses his personal and professional experiences to explain the complex concepts of physics. By reading this book, you will get to know the world of physics and the complex theories that shape it, and you will look for answers to deep and complex questions about nature and the world.
The book of parts and whole
Author: Werner Karl Heisenberg Translator: Hossein Masoumi Hamdani Publisher: Academic Publishing Center Audiobook publisher: Quantum Psiket School of Science and Technology
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