r/Physics • u/dannycarrey • 1d ago

Books for beginners

Im 45 now. Recently I found the universe fascinating especially in terms of speed of light, black holes. Could you please recommend any beginners books?

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u/physpana 1d ago

Pretty much anything by Michio Kaku is great for beginners. He won't throw any equations at you, just laying out the evolution of broad research questions. Very approachable, highly recommend.

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u/dannycarrey 17h ago

I didn't in my initial post I don't specify that I ask for a recommendation without equations and approachable in terms of readability. This looks perfect. Thanks you