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 Our Cosmic Habitat - Martin Rees
 Our Cosmic Habitat - Martin Rees ... 2003-02-06 by PhoenixNewest Review: ... the question of why the universe seems ideally suited to us. The book is not, however, a scientific textbook. There is only ... more ... one equation here, the famous e=mc2, and no scientific knowledge is needed to understand the concepts presented in its pages.
The book reads like tale told by an expert storyteller (which, in a way, Professor Rees is!), with the reader being gripped for page after page by dazzling concepts, superbly told. The author has aimed this book at anyone, scientist or otherwise, who has a fascination for the universe and our part within it, a fascination Professor Rees shares.
The tale is told in three parts. In part one, &quo...more |
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Our Cosmic Habitat - Martin Rees: The universe explained! (697 words)
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Einstein once famously asked the question "whether God could have made the world differently?". The answer to this question, according to the author of this book, Sir Martin Rees, answers another problem, whether the universe's suitability to life is providence or coincidence. This extremely engaging and readable book explores the consequences of the answer to Einstein's question being 'yes'. Professor Rees puts forward the notion that our universe is simply one of many universes, a vast 'multiverse', and that most other universes are lifeless. As one of a multitude in the multiverse, our laws of nature then become 'local bylaws' set in ... Read the complete review
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