Die Schwerkraft ist kein Bauchgefühl

What science says is true - and our gut feeling is often wrong. At least that's what our gut feeling tells us if we have studied science a little. But can we trust our gut feeling when it tells us that it can't be trusted? And what does science have to say about this? When explaining scientific facts, we inevitably come up against philosophical questions: What is science anyway? Why can we rely on it? What can we know for sure, and where do we have to be satisfied with assumptions? And so Aigner repeatedly explores the boundary between strange esoteric claims and genuine science.