New York-based photographer Stanley Greenberg has long entranced viewers with his stunning black-and-white photographs that provide unparalleled access to objects and places ordinary people might otherwise never see—from New York’s century-old water system to the hidden infrastructure of some of the world’s most impressive architectural works. In his new book, Greenberg trains his lens on the unfailingly strange world of nuclear and particle physics.
From Fermilab to neutrino hunting in Antarctica to ongoing attempts to re-create the conditions of the Big Bang using the world’s largest atom smasher in Switzerland, Greenberg has over the course of five years traveled to—and photographed—many of the most important experiments in modern physics. Greenberg is a self-described science nerd, and the taking of these photographs led him inside mountains, thousands of feet below ground into mine shafts, and miles above sea level in his quest to photograph some of the most high-tech gadgetry and equipment science has to offer. The result is this breathtaking volume in which hulking detectors and accelerators are revealed to be structurally interesting objets d’art.
Stanley Greenberg: Time Machines takes readers deep into the world of muons, neutrinos, and quarks, a place where scientists mount ever-larger experiments in hopes of finding ever-smaller particles. And while it’s a world few of us will ever experience firsthand, the eighty photographs here will leave readers in awe.
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Stanley Greenberg is the author of Architecture under Construction,Invisible New York: The Hidden Infrastructure of the City and Waterworks: A Photographic Journey Through New York’s Hidden Water System, among other titles. He is a recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship.
“To the observer, these machines attempting to delve the secrets of the universe have more in common with the monolith in ‘2001’ than they do with any sort of factory or other industrial-era facility. . . . The beauty of such machines owes much to design—their cleanliness and wondrous functionality. It owes even more to the sense of mystery that surrounds them. In his book, Time Machines, the photographer Stanley Greenberg goes at least some way in lessening their mystery—and, if anything, enhancing their beauty. A contemporary Sheeler on an epic scale, he traveled 80,000 miles to photograph scientific facilities on five continents. The results are alternately astonishing and astonishingly mundane.”
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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. New York-based photographer Stanley Greenberg explores the strange world of nuclear and particle physics, with 80 black-and-white images of the huge, imposing and intricate machines from around the world, including PHENIX, TRIUMF and ZEUS, which isolate and analyse the smallest particles in existence. The book includes Greenberg's own notes on the machines' functionality and experiments. Seller Inventory # 516769
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Book Description Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Kalt und sonnenheiß, gigantisch und winzig klein - die Natur besteht aus Gegensätzen und regt die Forscher dazu an, in technischen Wunder werken wie dem Großen Hadronen-Speicherring die Auswirkungen des Urknalls zu messen, das hypothetische Higgs-Boson zu jagen, mit Elementarteilchen wie Myonen, Neutrinos und Quarks physikalische Experimente zu betreiben oder die Gravitationswellen nachzuweisen.Stanley Greenberg besuchte Naturwissenschaftler bei ihren Forschungen in den USA, in Europa, Asien, Südamerika und der Antarktis und begleitete sie unter Tage in kilometerlangen Tunnels, in große Höhen oder eisige Weiten.Dieser Band vereint eine Sammlung an einzigartigen Fotografien, die den Betrachter in die erstaunliche Welt der kerntechnischen Experimente einführt. Entstanden ist ein Werk der Superlative, das die Physik in ihrer ungeheuren Bandbreite und einer neuen Ästhetik zeigt.Stanley Greenberg ist Autor von erfolgreichen Titeln wie Invisible New York. The Hidden Infrastructure of the City, Waterworks. A Photographic Journey through New York's Hidden Water System und Architecture Under Construction. Für diese Publikation erhielt er ein Stipendium der Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. 176 pp. Englisch. Seller Inventory # 9783777440415
Book Description Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Kalt und sonnenheiß, gigantisch und winzig klein - die Natur besteht aus Gegensätzen und regt die Forscher dazu an, in technischen Wunder werken wie dem Großen Hadronen-Speicherring die Auswirkungen des Urknalls zu messen, das hypothetische Higgs-Boson zu jagen, mit Elementarteilchen wie Myonen, Neutrinos und Quarks physikalische Experimente zu betreiben oder die Gravitationswellen nachzuweisen.Stanley Greenberg besuchte Naturwissenschaftler bei ihren Forschungen in den USA, in Europa, Asien, Südamerika und der Antarktis und begleitete sie unter Tage in kilometerlangen Tunnels, in große Höhen oder eisige Weiten.Dieser Band vereint eine Sammlung an einzigartigen Fotografien, die den Betrachter in die erstaunliche Welt der kerntechnischen Experimente einführt. Entstanden ist ein Werk der Superlative, das die Physik in ihrer ungeheuren Bandbreite und einer neuen Ästhetik zeigt.Stanley Greenberg ist Autor von erfolgreichen Titeln wie Invisible New York. The Hidden Infrastructure of the City, Waterworks. A Photographic Journey through New York's Hidden Water System und Architecture Under Construction. Für diese Publikation erhielt er ein Stipendium der Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. 176 pp. Englisch. Seller Inventory # 9783777440415