The world as you see it physics

In an era when scientific interpretations and guesses about the world and its reality have increased, this book comes to clarify the difference between theory and interpretation, and presents the most important scientific theories that describe this world from the very first moment the universe began, to the non-uniform time extending across the dimensions of our vast and irregular universe, and from the smaller dimensions that cannot be perceived in the universe, to the astronomical dimensions. Jam Al-Khulaileh has presented this book to all readers, from writers and non-specialists, and has compiled in it the summary of his scientific experience spanning more than three decades spent in spreading science, through scientific documentaries and recorded meetings with a elite of scientists and thinkers, and through scientific research and academic work, in order to simplify the language and explain concepts deeply enough to be comprehensible to the non-specialist reader. Despite the author's attempt to avoid resorting to philosophical threads, this book is very important for anyone interested in philosophy, as the impact of scientific theory is clearly evident in philosophy. There are misconceptions about what science tells us about this world. The importance of this book lies in clarifying the confusion among the general public caused by mixing scientific guesses and scientific theories, and therefore this confusion has affected thought and philosophy.