Carlo Rovelli and Time Travel

Haven't read his book yet, but it's now on my list.

One of the most fun and fascinating books I've ever read about Astronomy - or any kind of science - is Chet Raymo's 'Soul of the Night'. Soul-of-the-Night-An-Astronomical-Pilgrimage/

Raymo is an emeritus professor at Stonehill College in Massachusettes, and for many years wrote a weekly science column for the Boston Globe.

Thanks for suggesting Raymo's book; it's on my list now. I'm gathering up vacation reading material, and I think his book will be a great addition.

I always thought The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy explained things nicely.

I went to public shool so I don't know how to read.

Spelling also not your forte!

I'm waiting for the movie...

Hi!

I have read none - however there´s some stuff i mistily recall from past time travel - /!\ it might be misleading or incorrect but the time is like frequency coded for any particular time-range . . . e.g. if you pass from your time into any other time the system recognizes you there as extra-systemal - the time travel is better done in spirit level by borning into time of interest or alternates - would avoid that "violation" - otherwise it´s like the fast moving railway attraction you can´t be clamped in to - and have take a lot of effort to (and verify of)be(ing) there (continuously) -- being an error to local chk-sum you´re fast computed as such and have a special handling by sys for such