Traces the evolution of humanity's need to understand space and time from late-prehistoric musings to the "supersymmetry" theories of space-time advanced as the second millennium comes to a close.
Editions · 5
Hardback
1988 · Morrow
495 pp · EN
9780688058890
Paperback
1989 · Bodley Head
495 pp · EN
9780370313320
Paperback
1990 · Vintage
495 pp · EN
9780099800507
Paperback
1999 · Tandem Library
EN
9780613033848
Paperback
2003 · HarperCollins
510 pp · EN
9780060535957
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