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Tuesday — April 24, 2012Brian Greene: Why is our universe fine-tuned for life?
Physicist Brian Greene explains how the multiverse, string theory, and basic cosmology is relevant to the existence of life on Earth.
(Source: ted.com)
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Brian Greene’s The Fabric of the Cosmos Online Media
I recommend you all read Brian Greene’s book, The Fabric of the Cosmos, regardless. For now, however, you can check out:
The NOVA Television Series based on the popular book (here)
Recently, NOVA also linked the new TED blog on “The Multiverse in Thee Parts” from Brian Greene’s TED2012 talk. Here’s a snippet:
Superstring theorist and physicist and the co-founder of the World Science Festival, Brian Greene splits his visually rich, action-packed talk into three distinct sections, all in the name of convincing us of the existence of the multiverse, the possibility that way beyond the earth, the milky way, we’ll find that our universe is part of a vast complex of universes we call the multiverse. (Read More)
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Sean Carroll: Distant Time and the Hint of the Multiverse
I love this particular TED Talk and I was excited to share it with everyone.
(Source: ted.com)
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