
Richard Gott
February 8, 1947
John Richard Gott III (born in Louisville, Kentucky) is a professor of astrophysical sciences at Princeton University. He is known for developing and advocating two cosmological theories: Time travel and the Doomsday argument. He received the President's Award for Distinguished Teaching in acknowledgment of his work on the National Westinghouse/Intel Science Talent Search high school student science competition. He is an active promoter of the public awareness of science at the popular level, and Princeton students have voted him the school's outstanding professor several times. - Wikipedia
Books
- Active science
- Active science
- Active Science
- Active Science
- Active Science
- Active science
- Active science
- Science in action 5 to 16
- Science in action 5 to 16
- Science in Action
- Science in action 5 to 16
- Electricity at age 15
- Active science
- Science in action 5 to 16
- Understanding and using scientific evidence
- Zeitreisen in Einsteins Universum
- The Assessment of Practical Work in Science
- Time Travel in Einstein's Universe
- Science in action 5 to 16
- Sizing up the universe
- Time Travel in Einstein's Universe
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