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Thanks for replying. I brought the Cambridge book itself. Got it thru an online book store.

[FONT="Arial"]Hi, Is there any book that can be read as an alternative to the 'Cambridge Encyclopedia of the Sun'? I have not been able to buy the above but wanted to know if there are any other books that might have the same information. Thanks Nitya

Atleast I have proven something!

I am sorry, but I don't have to prove myself to you.

Well, there might not be similarities, but its better to study a book that is more general rather than studying a textbook before even joining the course. I do not mean to carry on trying to prove my point Warren, so can we reach to some sort of consensus here? Thanks

Doing one right now. Finished one before.

Hi, The reason I suggested Hawking is because his books do not have many big and hard to understand equations. Someone who is just started to learn something would like to read things that are easy to understand. I will not agree that Hawking's books are completely useless, they have made...

Hi Daverz, Won't they be very much advanced in context? If Bart is just looking to further his knowledge before diving into the real stuff then I would suggest something that is more easy to understand without the complexities of the underlying maths n physics. These can easily put off a...

Hi, You could try reading 'A Brief history of time'. Its good reading material and also 'Black Holes and Baby Universes'. These are by Stephen Hawking. I am a big fan of his so sorry if I am recommending his books only. :) Roger Penrose has written two very good books, The Emperors New...