This book is devoted to the history of the phenomenon of nonlocality in physics. It is a fascinating overview of the facts that indicate that space-time is a derivative property of the universe, and not its fundamental element. The author shows that nonlocality can be the mother of all mysteries and puzzles that physicists face today - this is not only the strange behavior of quantum particles, but also the fate of black holes, the origin of the cosmos and the unity inherent in nature.
