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The Theory of Everything: The Origin and Fate of the Universe
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Language is lucid. However, at times theories are quite complex and simple pictorial illustrations if incorporated might have had been useful. The book starts off with the ancient theories on universe evolution and gradually explains reasons for non-feasibility of the same in a structured manner. It is followed by explaining that why universe is non-static, future of stars, different evolutionary models, flaws in them, the paradox which is created if we assume singularity to be existent at the time of bing bang, concepts of quantum gravity and imaginary time to find solutions for fundamental limitations arising because of singularity assumption, possible histories of universe and ultimately capability of string theory to resolve unsolved mysteries. At the end author has explained that why unified theory is not possible presently but might be possible in future.
Author does tried to add light humour in some parts.
Fascinating read!
Author does tried to add light humour in some parts.
Fascinating read!
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