Author or Editor: Martin Gardner
Publisher: W.H.Freeman and Company
Published: 1988
Pages: 295
Size: 15.1MB
When Wells wrote his story, he regarded the Time Traveller’s theories as little more than metaphysical hanky-panky designed to make his fantasy more plausible. A few decades later physicists were taking such hanky-panky with the utmost seriousness. The notion of an absolute cosmic time, with absolute simultaneity between distant events, was swept out of physics by Einstein’s equations.
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