Dr. Kaku's "Einstein's Cosmos" Debuts in April 2004!

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Dr. Kaku's new book, "Einstein's Cosmos," is set to debut in April 2004, focusing on how Einstein's vision reshaped our understanding of space and time. The book is available for pre-order on Amazon, with a cover image provided in the discussion. Participants express excitement about the upcoming release, with one member humorously noting the wait for the next book. The conversation highlights the anticipation surrounding Dr. Kaku's work and its significance in the field of physics. Overall, the thread reflects enthusiasm for the insights the book promises to deliver.
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Oh, good! I was wondering how many aeons it would be until the next book (not that I completely understood the last one).

Um, where you been, Mikey?
 

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