Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 March 2023
Gravity attracts – this is such an obvious phenomenon that writing this book was not necessary to stress it. Less obvious is that, even before it appears in the form of physical interaction, gravity attracts our attention and our imagination. As soon as we are born, before developing a conscious relationship with the physical universe, we already know gravity at an instinctive level. For the rest of our lives, it will represent the only one of the four fundamental interactions of which we will have conscious awareness. And from which we will often try to escape.
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