Playing With Planets

Exploring the Future Through the Lens of Science

Gerard 'T Hooft author Saskia 'T Hooft translator

Format:Paperback

Publisher:World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd

Published:3rd Nov '08

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In Playing With Planets, Professor Gerard 't Hooft explores the future through the lens of solid physics, revealing intriguing possibilities and advancements in technology.

In Playing With Planets, readers are invited on an intriguing journey that blends solid physics with the wonders of future possibilities. Nobel laureate Professor Gerard 't Hooft explores the realms of scientific advancements and technological innovations, presenting a world where irony meets robotics, space elevators become a reality, and floating cities grace the skies. With a unique blend of humor and realism, the author skillfully navigates through the complexities of what the future may hold, offering insights that are both thought-provoking and entertaining.

The narrative challenges the perception of the future as a mere mystery, instead grounding it in proven laws of nature and scientific principles. Professor 't Hooft emphasizes the importance of distinguishing fact from fiction, inviting readers to question their assumptions about technological progress. The book serves as a delightful reminder that while dreams of intergalactic travel and time warps may belong to the realm of science fiction, there are tangible advancements on the horizon that could shape our reality.

Playing With Planets is not just a scientific exploration; it is a captivating invitation to envision a future filled with possibilities. Through the lens of humor and scientific rigor, Professor 't Hooft encourages readers to embrace the extraordinary developments that await us, illustrating that the truth about our future may indeed be stranger than fiction. This engaging work is a must-read for those curious about what lies ahead in our ever-evolving world.

ISBN: 9789812790200

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152 pages