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Lawrence M. Krauss
ISBN 9781451624465
Rs. 800
Free Press
A Universe from Nothing
Who it's for: General readers interested in science and philosophy
Lawrence M. Krauss's "A Universe from Nothing" explores the profound question of why anything exists rather than nothing. Drawing on contemporary physics and cosmology, Krauss presents a scientific perspective on the origin and evolution of the universe, challenging traditional philosophical and religious views on existence.Why You Should Read? Explores the scientific basis for the universe's origin, including how "something" can arise from "nothing." Offers insights into cutting-edge cosmological theories and experimental observations, such as the Higgs particle. Examines the implications of scientific discoveries for our understanding of existence and the future of the cosmos. Provides a clear and accessible explanation of complex scientific concepts for a broad audience.
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- Explains how something can arise from nothing using physics
- Covers contemporary cosmological theories and observations
- Discusses the Higgs particle and its significance
- Accessible to a broad audience without a science background
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What is the main question this book addresses?
The book explores why anything exists rather than nothing, offering a scientific perspective on the origin and evolution of the universe.
Does the book require a background in physics?
No, it provides clear and accessible explanations of complex scientific concepts for a broad audience.
What topics in cosmology are covered?
It covers contemporary cosmological theories and experimental observations, including the Higgs particle and how something can arise from nothing.
How does the book relate to philosophy and religion?
It challenges traditional philosophical and religious views on existence by presenting a scientific basis for the universe's origin.
