Summary of The Fabric of the Cosmos

The Fabric of the Cosmos, by Nobel Laureate physicist Brian Greene, is a groundbreaking exploration of the universe and how it works. By weaving his own clear and intuitive understanding of the science behind the universe into a compelling narrative, Greene investigates the inner workings of space, time, matter, and cosmology. The book begins by exploring the structure of space and time, then moves on to discuss the principles of relativity and the structure of the universe. Next, Greene explores the basis of quantum mechanics to offer an entirely new perspective on the resolution of the wave-particle duality. Finally, Greene moves on to look at the ultimate nature of the universe, discussing the possibility of a multiverse and offering remarkable insights into how the world works at its most fundamental levels.