My name is Ira Mark Egdall. I am a retired optical engineer and aerospace program manager from the Boston area. I now teach lay courses in modern physics at several Lifelong Learning Institutes here in South Florida.
I am also the author of Einstein Relatively Simple: Our Universe Explained in Everyday Language. It is for those who always wanted to understand Einstein’s ideas but never thought it possible. For a description of what the book is about, some early reviews, and where you can get it, please click on:
http://iramarkegdall.com/product/einstein-relatively-simple-our-universe-revealed-in-everyday-language/
I always appreciate your clarity of presentation in your lectures and now in your writing as well. Please do notify me when your book is published.
In reading your article on “Hubble, Keck and the Nobel Prize” I did come across a new term “Anisotropic” which of course I was able to look up but the definition did not explain what they were measuring so I will need to investigate further.
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You can email me at megdall@marksmodernphysics.com