Physics for Everyone offers a clear, accessible introduction to fundamental physics concepts, ideal for beginners, college graduates, and anyone with a general interest in the subject. It’s also a valuable resource for educators simplifying complex ideas.

The material reflects the influence of Nobel laureate Lev Landau, a leading 20th-century physicist known for his contributions across all branches of physics and his ability to explain complex ideas with clarity.

This first volume in a four-part series focuses on the motion of bodies, exploring inertial and non-inertial frames of reference, and examines the law of universal gravitation and its applications, from space velocities to lunar tides and geophysical processes.

Perfect for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the principles that govern the physical world.