Relativity

Focusing on accessibility, Albert Einstein wrote this book to explain his general theory of relativity to a broad audience, aiming to provide clear insights without requiring advanced mathematical knowledge. Renowned for its clarity, it stands as one of the most comprehensible accounts of both special and general relativity. The work gained significant popularity, being translated into ten languages and published in fifteen German editions during Einstein's lifetime, reflecting its enduring impact on the understanding of complex scientific concepts.