Feynman Lectures on Physics . 3. Radiation. Waves. Quanta is the third volume of the famous lecture series created by the eminent physicist Richard Feynman in collaboration with Robert Layton and Matthew Sands. This work has become a real cultural phenomenon in the world of science, and its influence is still felt today. If you have ever thought about how the world around us works, and want to deepen your knowledge of physics, then this book is your perfect companion. In the third volume, the authors immerse the reader in the exciting world of radiation, waves and quantum mechanics. Here you will find explanations that not only clarify complex concepts, but also make them understandable. Feynman, possessing a unique gift to explain even the most difficult ideas in simple language, offers readers not just a set of formulas, but a whole philosophy of physics. It shows how waves and particles interact, how radiation occurs and how these processes affect our perception of reality. The book will be of interest not only to students and graduate students studying physics, but also to everyone who is fond of science and wants to understand how the laws of nature work. Feynman lectures are suitable for both high school students and adult readers who want to expand their horizons. If you like popular science books such as Stephen Hawking’s A Brief History of Time or Carl Sagan’s Cosmos, then Feynman Lectures on Physics will be a real discovery for you. The topics raised in this book cover a wide range of issues, from the foundations of electromagnetism to quantum phenomena. Feynman and his co-authors investigate how light and other forms of radiation affect matter, how waves travel through space and time, and how quantum mechanics changes our understanding of the world. These concepts are not only important to physicists, but also have practical implications in areas such as engineering, medicine, and even artificial intelligence. Feynman’s style is unique: he combines scientific rigor and a lively, fascinating narrative. His lectures are filled with anecdotes, illustrations and examples from everyday life, which makes the learning process not only useful, but also enjoyable. This approach allows the reader not only to remember facts, but also to develop critical thinking, learn to ask questions and seek answers. Feynman is not only the author of these lectures, but also an outstanding scientist, Nobel laureate in physics, whose work covers many areas, including quantum electrodynamics and particle physics. His other well-known works, such as "What is science?" and "Feynman Lectures on Physics . 1. Fundamentals" are also noteworthy and can complement your understanding of physics. In conclusion, “Feynman Lectures on Physics . 3. Radiation. Waves. Quanta is not just a book, but a whole world worth diving into. It inspires study, makes you think about the nature of things and opens up new horizons in the understanding of physics. If you are ready for a fascinating journey through the waves and quanta, then this book will be your faithful guide to the world of science. Don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of this amazing experience!