Physics as No One Ever Imagined

This book is hours of logical thinking and in-depth, scientifically rigorous study interspersed with moments of dazzling, imaginative madness and intellectual extremism. In truth, all physical laws and ideas began with a moment of strange and seemingly irrational intellectual extremism. Einstein, from nothing, imagined that time affects mass and distance, and that speed affects time, and therefore, mass and distance. Imagine the level of intellectual extremism with which scientists began until they arrived at the theory of parallel dimensions, that all different events occur simultaneously, but in different spatial dimensions. As we delve deeper into this vast universe, we realize that we may now be carrying cells that constitute a world much smaller, yet just as complex when compared to the larger cosmos. It's as if the lens that magnifies the image to its maximum extent to capture the smallest particle is the same lens that attempts to capture the largest and most awe-inspiring object of all.