The book “The Development of Physical Ideas from Galileo to Einstein in the Light of Modern Science” by Boris Grigorievich Kuznetsov is a fascinating journey through the pages of the history of physics, which covers more than four hundred years of scientific thought. The author, known for his in-depth knowledge of physics and philosophy of science, offers readers a unique perspective on the evolution of physical ideas, from the Galileo era to Einstein’s theory of relativity. This work will be of interest not only to specialists, but also to a wide range of readers seeking to understand how scientific ideas have been formed and developed over the centuries. Kuznetsov masterfully combines historical context with modern scientific achievements, which allows the reader to see how the ideas of the great scientists of the past affect our understanding of the world today. It not only lists facts and dates, but plunges into the atmosphere of time, when physics was just beginning to form as a science. The reader will be able to see how Galileo, Newton, Maxwell and Einstein not only solved specific problems, but also asked important questions that remain relevant to this day. The book will be especially interesting for students and teachers of natural sciences, as well as for anyone who is fond of the history of science. It will be an excellent addition to the educational process, as well as a source of inspiration for those who want to understand more deeply how physics has developed and what ideas have become the basis for modern scientific theories. Readers interested in the philosophy of science will also find much interesting in this work, because Kuznetsov raises important questions about the nature of scientific knowledge and its evolution. The themes that are raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted.. The author explores not only the physical concepts, but also the philosophical aspects associated with them. He discusses how scientific discoveries affect our perception of reality and how they change our view of the world. Kuznetsov emphasizes that physics is not just a set of formulas and laws, but a living science that is constantly evolving and changing. This makes the book especially valuable for those who want not only to learn the facts, but also to understand how they are related to each other. Kuznetsov's style is characterized by accessibility and depth. He is able to explain complex things in simple language, which makes his books attractive to a wide audience. In his previous works, such as “Physics and Philosophy: Dialogue of Times” and “Scientific Ideas and Their Influence on Culture”, the author has already demonstrated his talent for popularizing science. In The Development of Physical Ideas from Galileo to Einstein, he continues this tradition by offering readers not only information but also food for thought. This book will be a real find for anyone who wants to expand their horizons and understand how physics has shaped our understanding of the world. It will be useful not only for students and teachers, but also for everyone who is interested in science, history and philosophy. Readers who are looking for books on physics, history of science or philosophy will definitely appreciate this work. It will become not only a source of knowledge, but also an inspiration for further research and reflection on the place of science in our lives.