The grand design [sound recording] /
by Hawking, Stephen; Mlodinow, Leonard; West, Steve; Random House Audio Publishing.
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SoundPublisher: New York : Random House Audio, p2010Description: 4 audio discs (4.5 hr.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.ISBN: 9780739344262 :; 0739344269 :.Subject(s): Unified field theories | Mathematical physics | Superstring theories
Contents:
Reading by Steve West.Summary: Mixes cutting-edge physics to answer three key questions-- Why is there something rather than nothing? Why do we exist? Why this particular set of laws and not some other? Explains that scientists are approaching what is called "M-theory," a collection of overlapping theories (including string theory) that fill in many (but not all) the blank spots in quantum physics. This collection is known as the "Grand Unified Field Theories."
The mystery of being -- The rule of law -- What is reality? -- Alternative histories -- The theory of everything -- Choosing our universe -- The apparent miracle -- The grand design.
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Unabridged
Compact disc.
In container (16 x 18 cm.)
The mystery of being -- The rule of law -- What is reality? -- Alternative histories -- The theory of everything -- Choosing our universe -- The apparent miracle -- The grand design.
Reading by Steve West.
Mixes cutting-edge physics to answer three key questions-- Why is there something rather than nothing? Why do we exist? Why this particular set of laws and not some other? Explains that scientists are approaching what is called "M-theory," a collection of overlapping theories (including string theory) that fill in many (but not all) the blank spots in quantum physics. This collection is known as the "Grand Unified Field Theories."
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