Surfear el espacio-tiempo [Surf Space-Time]
Un cientifico entre agujeros negros y viajes hiperlumínicos [A Scientist Between Black Holes and Superluminal Travel]
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«Si un día se encuentran a Albert Einstein en un elevador, huyan…»
Un día, Miguel estaba viendo Star Trek cuando, de pronto, se le ocurrió cómo revolucionar la teoría de la relatividad y viajar más rápido que la luz… La anécdota, que parece sacada de The Big BangTheory, es completamente real. La protagonizó un joven mexicano cuando estudiaba su doctorado en Cardiff.
Este libro cuenta aquel momento, pero—más interesante aún—relata la ciencia que hay detrás de esa posibilidad, de aquellateoría de Einstein y de algunos de los postulados más espléndidos de la astrofísica.
Surfear el espacio-tiempo también explica las investigaciones que vinieron después: algo incluso más importante que aquella «revelación». De la mano del divulgador Sergio de Régules, Miguel Alcubierre—actualmente uno de los científicos más importantes de Latinoamérica— nos cuenta de su vida y, con ella, la pasión infinita de indagar en las ondas gravitacionales, los agujeros negros y otros enigmas del universo.
Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
©2022 Miguel Alcubierre y Sergio de Régules (P)2023 Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial S.A. de C.V.Listeners also enjoyed...
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Muy entretenido
Me pareció un libro muy entretenido y fácil de digerir explicando temas complejos pero sin profundizar demasiado muy bueno para quienes se quieren adentrar en este mundo 100% recomendable.
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