Astrophysics In The Form Of A Story : A story for every non-physicist who is curious to know about our universe.

By Hiten Shelar

Hey, If you've ever gazed at the stars in the clear, dazzling night sky and found yourself full of burning questions about our incredible universe, then look no further! This book is your ticket to unlocking the mysteries of the cosmos, and it's designed especially for beginners and those who may not be physicists or fans of complex math.

Picture this: you're a universe enthusiast, curious and eager to learn, but you want straightforward answers without the academic jargon and equations. Well, this book is tailor-made for you! It's not your typical astrophysics textbook; it's a thrilling journey through the cosmos that will leave you spellbound.

With this book in your hands, you won't just find answers to your burning questions about stars, galaxies, and planets. It will whisk you away to the farthest reaches of the universe, where reality often feels like science fiction. Every chapter is an adventure, and by the time you're done, you'll have a newfound appreciation for the wonders of our universe.

This isn't just another science book; it's your guide to everything every curious soul should know about the universe. So, get ready to embark on an awe-inspiring voyage through space and time. Let's satisfy your cosmic curiosity together as we go through this book! This book is an alternative edition of the main "Astrophysics For Everyone" book by the author.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Hiten Shelar
• Release date: Nov 3, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223234937

Book preview

What Is Time

And Why Can't We See It?

The time which we use and base our schedule on, which can be a clock at your home or wristwatch is invented by humans. The time on our clocks is not what time really is. Clocks are just made to keep a record of running time.  This running time is an actual or real-time I am talking about. This time was there even before any human ever existed. The creation of this time dates back to the birth of this universe. And of course back then we had no clocks and calendars. So the very basic definition of the  real-time I can give you is that, everything in our universe ages. Now you invent home clocks or wristwatches or not, everything is still going to age and so time is always going to run. The clocks were just invented to make a note of running real time so that daily activities be done during the availability of sunlight and sunset or any other example one might