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4 Within the universe described in the previous lesson, light and things move. Light is made up of photons, the particles of light intuited by Einstein. The things we see are made of atoms. Every atom consists of a nucleus surrounded by electrons. Every nucleus consists of tightly packed protons and neutrons. Both protons and neutrons are made up of even smaller particles which the American physicist Murray Gell-Mann named quarks, inspired by Within the universe described in the previous lesson, light and things move. Light is made up of photons, the particles of light intuited by Einstein. The things we see are made of atoms. Every atom consists of a nucleus surrounded by electrons. Every nucleus consists of tightly packed protons and neutrons. Both protons and neutrons are made up of even smaller particles which Within the universe described in the previous lesson, light and things move. Light is made up of photons, the particles of light intuited by Einstein. The things we see are made of atoms. Every atom consists of a nucleus surrounded by electrons. Every األوله في الغرام والح ب ش ب كوني متثال والصبر أ م روني والتانية باال والتالتة م ن غير م عاد راحوا وفاتوني بنظرة عين األولة في الغرام والحب ش ب كوني Within the universe described in the previous lesson, light and things move. Light is made up of photons, the particles of light intuited by Einstein. The things we see are made of atoms. Every atom consists of a nucleus surrounded by electrons. Every nucleus consists of tightly light 10, 13 regular 10, 13 extra bold 12, 15 ruqa a 12, 20 sans 12, 14 SEVEN BRIEF The Phenomenal Bestseller LESSONS ON PHYSICS CARLO ROVELLI It really is enchanting New Scientist

5 LESSON ONE The Most Beautiful of Theories In his youth Albert Einstein spent a year loafing aimlessly. You don t get anywhere by not wasting time - something, unfortunately, which the parents of teenagers tend frequently to forget. He was in Pavia. He had joined his family having abandoned his studies in Germany, unable to endure the rigours of his high school there. It was the beginning of the twentieth century, and in Italy the beginning of its industrial revolution. His father, an engineer, was installing the first electrical power plants in the Padan plains. Albert was reading Kant and attending occasional lectures at the University of Pavia, for pleasure, without being registered there or having to think about exams. It is thus that serious scientists are made. After this he registered at the University of Zurich, and immersed himself in physics. extra bold 42 pt italic 26 pt regular 65 pt sans 26 pt light 51 pt light and things move particles Every atom consists of surrounded semi light 26 pt protons and neutrons bold 12 pt named quarks, inspired by a seemingly non- bold 39 pt ruqa a 30 pt sans 45 pt regular, italic, extra bold, sans 13, 17 the universe italic 28 pt ELECTRONS لفظ علم يستخدم infinitesimal consists of a nucleus

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10 I clutched its mate to my chest like a baby, though of course it was futile. What is one boot without the other boot? It is nothing. It was a big lug of a thing, of genuine heft, a brown leather Raichle boot with a red lace and silver metal fasts. I lifted it high and threw it with all my might and watched it fall into the lush trees and out of my life. األوله في الغرام والح ب ش ب كوني متثال والصبر أ م روني والتانية باال والتالتة م ن غير م عاد راحوا وفاتوني بنظرة عين األولة في الغرام والحب ش ب كوني األوله في الغرام والح ب ش ب كوني متثال والصبرأ م روني والتانية باال والتالتة م ن غير م عاد راحوا وفاتوني بنظرة عين األولة في الغرام والحب ش ب كوني واجيبه منين متثال والصبر أ م روني والتانية باال راحوا وفاتوني قولوا لي فين والتالتة من غير م عاد بنظرة عين قادت لهيبي األولة في الغرام والحب شبكوني حتار طبيبي واجيبه منين ا ية باالمتثال والصبر أ مرونيaوالتان قولوا لي فين سافر حبيبي والتالتة من غير م عاد راحوا وفاتوني على الوصال وعاهدني واجيبه منين I was alone. I was barefoot. I was twenty six years old and an orphan too. An actual stray, a stranger had observed a couple of weeks before, when I d told him my name and explained how very loose I was in the world. ruqa a 18, 26 regular 14, 17 ruqa a 14, 22 extra bold 14, 17

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