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Are there any particular resources that you recommend for a high-level overview of this kind of stuff? I'm an engineer with a solid grasp of classical mechanics
by jrussino 12y ago
Are there any particular resources that you recommend for a high-level overview of this kind of stuff? I'm an engineer with a solid grasp of classical mechanics and strong math background, but very little exposure to modern physics (basically, anything discovered after 1905) and I would like to be able to read about and appreciate this type of work. Where to start?
Apologies for taking the conversation off on a tangent, but you seem passionate about this.
- auxbuss 12y agoThe short course, 'From the Big Bang to Dark Energy'[0], is an excellent introduction. [0] https://www.coursera.org/course/bigbang https://www.coursera.org/course/bigbang