The End of Time: The Next Revolution in Physics [calibre 2.83.0]

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Горьковская область в цифрах (1971—1975 годы)

You have a captivating energy. Let's explore it further, shall we? Perhaps we can find some hidden treasures along the way, the kind that leave us wanting more tomorrow.

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Trace your fingers along my spine, write a story only our bodies can understand.

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Судьба на двоих

The way you look at me makes me want to rewrite all my fantasies.

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Морские суда (Краткий справочник)

This silence is getting a little too loud. Let's see if our bodies can speak a more interesting language... with a touch of teasing, of course. Perhaps a secret language only we understand?

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This silence is getting a little too loud. Let's see if our bodies can speak a more interesting language... with a touch that ignites a fire that lingers long after the last word is spoken.

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Мечтательная, нежная, веселая

I can't wait to feel the way your touch sets my entire body on fire. Let's see if we can turn up the heat together, one slow tease at a time.

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Пазлы. Счастливое одиночество

The music's good, but the way you look at me makes my pulse race. Care to rewrite the rhythm of the night with a touch more... playful exploration?

Физика

Автор: Barbour Julian

Язык: английский

Год: 1999

Издатель: Oxford University Press

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Аннотация

THE STORY IN A NUTSHELL
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Two views of the world clashed at the dawn of thought. In the great debate between the earliest Greek philosophers, Heraclitus argued for perpetual change, but Parmenides maintained there was neither time nor motion. Over the ages, few thinkers have taken Parmenides seriously, but I shall argue that Heraclitan flux, depicted nowhere more dramatically than in Turner’s painting below, may well be nothing but a well-founded illusion. I shall take you to a prospect of the end of time. In fact, you see it in Turner’s painting, which is static and has not changed since he painted it. It is an illusion of flux. Modern physics is beginning to suggest that all the motions of the whole universe are a similar illusion – that in this respect Nature is an even more consummate artist than Turner. This is the story of my book.