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Mixing 20th-century theories in physics with philosophy, Mallove creates a cosmological view of our universe. His "quickening universe" possesses "the dual attribute of coming to life and accelerating." He conveys the duality through discussions on terra-forming, the big bang, extraterrestrial communication, and the "Gaia" hypothesis. Mallove's articulate writing, using current sources, includes his reflections on these subjects, which tie scientific discovery to the lay world. Written for nonphysicists, the work is recommended for general collections. Michael D. Cramer, Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ. Lib., Blacksburg
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Heinz Pagel, Ph.D., Physicist and Executive Director of the New York Academy of Sciences
"A wonderful philosophical and reflective essay on the nature of the universe as informed by modern science. It is a fine example of how scientific discovery helps shape one's world view in a rational yet compassionate manner."
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Mixing 20th-century theories in physics with philosophy, Mallove creates a cosmological view of our universe. His "quickening universe" possesses "the dual attribute of coming to life and accelerating." He conveys the duality through discussions on terra-forming, the big bang, extraterrestrial communication, and the "Gaia" hypothesis. Mallove's articulate writing, using current sources, includes his reflections on these subjects, which tie scientific discovery to the lay world. Written for nonphysicists, the work is recommended for general collections. Michael D. Cramer, Virginia Polytechnic Inst. & State Univ. Lib., Blacksburg
Copyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Heinz Pagel, Ph.D., Physicist and Executive Director of the New York Academy of Sciences
"A wonderful philosophical and reflective essay on the nature of the universe as informed by modern science. It is a fine example of how scientific discovery helps shape one's world view in a rational yet compassionate manner."
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We are children of the universe truly lost in space and time. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
quantum unreality, quickening universe, cosmic haystack, magic frequency, galactic civilizations, interstellar communication, cosmic evolution, anthropic principle Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Big Bang, Milky Way, Albert Einstein, Carl Sagan, Frank Drake, Paul Davies, Edward Harrison, Freeman Dyson, Steven Weinberg, Lynn Margulis, Philip Morrison, John Wheeler,
We are children of the universe truly lost in space and time. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
quantum unreality, quickening universe, cosmic haystack, magic frequency, galactic civilizations, interstellar communication, cosmic evolution, anthropic principle Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Big Bang, Milky Way, Albert Einstein, Carl Sagan, Frank Drake, Paul Davies, Edward Harrison, Freeman Dyson, Steven Weinberg, Lynn Margulis, Philip Morrison, John Wheeler,