The Universe. The Origin of Life, the Meaning of Our Existence, and the Vast Cosmos

The Universe. The Origin of Life, the Meaning of Our Existence, and the Vast Cosmos

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The famous physicist Sean Carroll, in his characteristic captivating manner, explains the principles underlying scientific revolutions from Darwin to Einstein, and shows how the incredible scientific discoveries of the last century have changed our world.
What is life and death, what... is our place in this Universe, how is the world structured on quantum, cosmic, and human levels, how are universal values connected to science?
Fourteen billion years have passed since the Big Bang, the observable region of space is filled with several hundred billion galaxies, each galaxy contains on average one hundred billion stars. A human is a tiny, inconspicuous being. Compared to the Universe, a human is even smaller than an atom compared to the Earth.
We are small, the Universe is vast. And we have no instructions for understanding it. Nevertheless, we have learned remarkably much about how everything around us is structured.

Author: Шон Кэрролл

Printhouse: piter

Series: New Science

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2023

ISBN: 9785446120970

Number of pages: 464

Size: 240x172x28 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 866 g

ID: 1670229

The famous physicist Sean Carroll, in his characteristic captivating manner, explains the principles underlying scientific revolutions from Darwin to Einstein, and shows how the incredible scientific discoveries of the last century have changed our world.
What is life and death, what is our place in this Universe, how is the world structured on quantum, cosmic, and human levels, how are universal values connected to science?
Fourteen billion years have passed since the Big Bang, the observable region of space is filled with several hundred billion galaxies, each galaxy contains on average one hundred billion stars. A human is a tiny, inconspicuous being. Compared to the Universe, a human is even smaller than an atom compared to the Earth.
We are small, the Universe is vast. And we have no instructions for understanding it. Nevertheless, we have learned remarkably much about how everything around us is structured.

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