Relativity and reality;: A non-technical exposition of the theory of relativity and its philosophic consequences,

This popular non-technical exposition from the 1930s, describes the Theory of Relativity and deals with its philosophical consequences. It is written, chiefly, for students of science, philosophy and religion, who, in their search for Truth, often become so in grossed in laws, systems and dogmas, that they lose sight of the light beyond. This 2nd edition captured some of the latest discoveries in atomic physics made since the publication of the original edition: the positron and the neutron as well as newly described pictures of atomic structure. It also captures much of the exciting discussion of the (then) recently discovered expanding universe.