From Stonehenge to beyond the Big Bang, an exhilarating scientific exploration of how we make time
Adam Frank is a professor of astrophysics at the University of Rochester, in New York. The receipient of a prestigious Hubble Fellowship, he writes frequently for Discover, Astronomy, and Scientific American magazines. He is also a co-founder of the top-ranking science blog 13.7 and a regular contributor to radio programmes.
"Beyond exploring mind-bending theories… Frank's book is a
fascinating and comprehensive survey of how technology — from
farming to railways to telegraphy to the internet — has changed our
everyday concept of time… Compelling." Marcus Chown
*New Scientist*
“A phenomenal blend of science and cultural history.” Starred
review.
*Kirkus Reviews*
"This will fascinate anyone curious about the nexus of astronomy
and history and, of course, time. Recommended."
*Library Journal*
“Eloquent.”
*Nature*
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