A Universe from Nothing
Why There Is Something Rather Than Nothing
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Book Description
Hold it up to a dark patch of the sky where there are no visible stars. In that
dark patch, with a large enough telescope of the type we now have in service ...
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ariadna73 said on Apr 1, 2012 | Add your feedback
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I have to say I am disappointed.
I thought the author will be kind enough to explain why gravity is negative energy and exactly how it balance all other forces to make the universe essentially zero mass and zero energy... well... he did explained why a flat universe mean gravity nullify all positiv ... (continue)
Samsara said on Jan 28, 2012 about the eBook edition | Add your feedback
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- Others 224 Pages
- ISBN-10: 145162445X
- ISBN-13: 9781451624458
- Publisher: Free Pr
- Pub date: Jan 10, 2012
- Also available as: eBook
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Samsara 
We are dust... ect.
Check my review in Spanish here: http://lunairereadings.blogspot.com/2012/03/universe-fr…
According to the author, the purpose of this book is to picture the universe and by doing so, separating wheat from chaff in the scientific theories. I liked it because even when I ... (continue)
Check my review in Spanish here: http://lunairereadings.blogspot.com/2012/03/universe-fr…
According to the author, the purpose of this book is to picture the universe and by doing so, separating wheat from chaff in the scientific theories. I liked it because even when I did not understand a whole bunch of it, I could grasp that our universe came to existence and is going to a big nothingness. There is no purpose or goal in any of what we do, and therefore, we must do the best we can with what we have, because there is no real point in suffering or bad behaviour. Another thing I liked a lot is the idea that the universe is kind of "running" from us, and that it doesn't matter how fast science advances, we will be always billions of years behind any possibly observable phenomenon; hence we are doomed when our goal is to explain these kind of cosmological things.
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