The Theory Of Everything: The Origin and Fate of the Universe
The narrator narrates every aspect regarding the origin of the cosmos, and his explanations are undeniably brilliant, humorous, and playful. He explains what a hypothesis that can explain the beginning of everything would entail.
Aristotle, Augustine, Hubble, Newton, and Einstein's world ideologies have all been briefly introduced to the reader. Black holes and the Big Bang have been discussed in a straightforward manner that everybody can comprehend.
All of these events and unique hypotheses might be woven together to form a theory of everything's genesis, and the author is certain that the origin is not always due to a single event.
To be loyal to the theories of current physics and quantum physics, he pushes for a multi-dimensional origin with a no-boundary condition.
The book gives a clear picture of the universe as seen through Stephen's eyes, and he politely denies the idea that the Universe is governed by a supernatural and all-powerful force.
Author Information
Stephen Hawking is an English cosmologist, theoretical physicist, author, and Director of Research at the University of Cambridge's Centre for Theoretical Cosmology. He has received more than a dozen honorary degrees. Stephen Hawking was diagnosed with a rare motor neuron condition in 1963, and despite having only two years to live, he proceeded to Cambridge to become the man he is today.
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