And, as Singh shows, coming up with a theory of how the universe began is possibly the most creative thing of all. Big Bang by Simon Singh is published by Fourth Estate at £20. To order for £.
Publishers have it that every equation printed in a popular science book halves the number of copies sold. It's probably safe to say that this wasn't uppermost in Simon Singh's mind when writing his latest work on the development of, arguably, the most famous scientific idea of all time. He throws handfuls of sale-shedding formulae into each chapter; though, the first time, to help explain Einstein's theory of special relativity, he makes a half-apology and urges readers to bear with him on the maths.
Singh's brazen use of the actual science is a useful for two reasons. First, it affords a respect to the reader so often missing from 'wow, isn't science cool?' books and shows exactly what the scientists of yesteryear were dealing with when they came up with their ideas. Second, it shows science for what it is: ideas, arguments and, ultimately, the consensus of the establishment.
People have probably always wondered how the world came to be. Each stage of discovery from Ptolemy to Galileo to Hoyle added layers to how far away the edge of our universe was thought to be. From the assumption that the Earth was at the centre of the universe to the eventual realisation that we are on a tiny planet in a tiny galaxy in a tiny part of an unimaginably large universe, the question has always been - what began it all? Singh presents a tightly structured history of the key players in humankind's realisation of how much space really is out there.
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Everyone knows what the big bang is - or so they think - but this seemingly simple idea is the result of centuries of impassioned disagreement. The politics, the ideas dismissed by the establishment as heresy and, above all, the personality clashes between leading scientists are laid bare - as is the creativity ingrained in the subject.
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And, as Singh shows, coming up with a theory of how the universe began is possibly the most creative thing of all.
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· Big Bang by Simon Singh is published by Fourth Estate at £20. To order for £18.40 with free UK p&p, call the Guardian Book Service on 0870 836 0875
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