Swarthmore Lecture, 1929: Science and the Unseen World

In this groundbreaking lecture from 1929, Arthur Stanley Eddington explores the relationship between science and the spiritual world. Drawing on his expertise in astrophysics and mathematics, Eddington offers a thought-provoking analysis of the mysteries of the universe and the insights they offer into the nature of reality.

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