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Reddit mentions of Universe in a Nutshell/Illustrated Brief History of Time (Boxed Set)
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I'm sure you're going to get some good answers. If you're interested in these subjects, I think you'd really enjoy some of Stephen Hawking's more popular works. I recommend Universe in a Nutshell - Illustrated Brief History of Time. He's a very good science writer for the non-scientist, and that particular version has illustrations which help you understand difficult concepts a lot easier.
http://www.amazon.com/Universe-Nutshell-Illustrated-Brief-History/dp/0553676431
and anything stephen hawking. his lectures at colleges etc.
i mean, i knew it, but i never really thought about how the universe is mostly empty space, or maybe filled with something we can't perceive like dark matter and that everything is pushed/pulled around by magnetic force instead of 'touching'
it made me literally look at everything in the world differently.
that, and all the mindblowing einstein/relativity stuff explain in a way i understood.
also watch 'the universe' the bbc documentary. i watch it on netflix.