In this book, Michio Kaku combines his translation of Einstein's life with his works to reveal to us the universe as Einstein saw it, and gives us a view that many have not seen in Einstein's way of thinking.

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Einstein's theories were enormous, but he was thinking of simple physical images: the acceleration of trains, the fall of elevators, the rockets, the clockwork. The theory of relativity, which was a world-shaking event, was the result of two simple images of this kind , The first picture occupied the mind of Einstein since he was 16 years old, when he tried to imagine how the light rays would look to him if he could go next to her at the same speed, and led the research in the nature of the silence of light waves to relativity and to the equation that energy is equal to the mass mass In the light speed box, equation A A famous mystery that has befallen the stars.