Spacetime

Exploring the intersection of mathematics and physics, this book delves into the predictions of black holes and the Big Bang through the lens of general relativity and Penrose's theorems. It critiques the sufficiency of singularity theorems in predicting physical realities, highlighting issues like causality violations. The text emphasizes the importance of understanding mathematical theories as models for familiar concepts, advocating for an interdisciplinary approach to grasp complex relationships in modern physics and mathematics.