Six Easy Pieces by Richard P. Feynman

Discover physics through Feynman's wit and imagination

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Six Easy Pieces selects six introductory lectures from Richard P. Feynman's celebrated account of physics, bringing his clarity, curiosity and distinctive voice to fundamental scientific ideas. Topics include atoms, the relationship between physics and other sciences, energy, gravitation and the behaviour of matter at the quantum level. Feynman explains not only what scientists have learned but how they think about the problems before them, using examples that connect abstract principles with experience. The collection offers readers a manageable entry into a much larger body of lectures. It is an introduction to physics that makes room for wonder, inviting readers to see familiar phenomena with a more questioning and informed eye.