Cosmic Origins
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COSMIC ORIGINS
Author: Dr Manmohan Chaturvedi
language: en
Publisher: Manmohan Chaturvedi
Release Date: 2024-11-20
Since the dawn of consciousness, humanity has grappled with fundamental questions about our existence and the nature of the universe. Where did we come from? How did the cosmos begin? This book, ‘Cosmic Origins: Bridging the Big Bang and Brahman’ aims to explore the common ground between these two perspectives, bridging the perceived gap between scientific empiricism and spiritual intuition. This book is intended for a wide range of thinking readers. The author strives to avoid special terms and to give clear explanations which can be understood by a reader who is non-expert in physics or Vedanta but is ready for serious intellectual work.
Cosmic Origins
Author: M. Mitchell Waldrop
language: en
Publisher: Springer Nature
Release Date: 2022-03-23
Cosmic Origins tells the story of how physicists and astronomers have struggled for more than a century to understand the beginnings of our universe, from its origins in the Big Bang to the modern day. The book will introduce the science as a narrative, by telling the story of the scientists who made each major discovery. It will also address and explain aspects of our theories that some cosmologists are still hesitant to accept, as well as gaps in our knowledge and even apparent inconsistencies in our measurements. Clearly written by a master of scientific exposition, this book will fascinate the curious general reader as well as providing essential background reading for college-level courses on physics and astronomy.
Our Cosmic Origins
Author: A. H. Delsemme
language: en
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Release Date: 1998
Our Cosmic Origins, first published in 1998, traces the remarkable story of the emergence of life and intelligence right through the complex evolutionary history of the Universe. Armand Delsemme weaves together a rich tapestry of science, bringing together cosmology, astronomy, geology, biochemistry and biology in this wide-ranging book. In following the complex, chronological story, we discover how the first elements formed in the early Universe, how stars and planets were born, how the first bacteria evolved towards a plethora of plants and animals, and how the coupling of the eye and brain led to the development of self-awareness and, ultimately, intelligence. Professor Delsemme concludes with the tantalising suggestion that the existence of alien life and intelligence is likely, and examines our chances of contacting it. This provocative book provides the general reader with an accessible and wide-ranging account of how life evolved on Earth and how likely it is to exist elsewhere in the Universe.