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In "The Greatest Story Ever Told – So Far," Lawrence Krauss continues his examination of the universe that began in his previous work, "A Universe from Nothing." Combining precise research with accessible prose, he delves into how reality itself—its laws, structures, and counterintuitive aspects—has emerged. Through a journey across the farthest reaches of space and time, down to sub‑microscopic scales, Krauss illuminates the forces that govern our world, the birth and rebirth of light, and the quantum phenomena that underpin everything we observe. The book also profiles pioneering scientists whose insights have reshaped our comprehension of the cosmos, emphasizing the intellectual rigor over superstition. Krauss invites readers to re‑envision humanity’s place within a universe where the unexpected is the norm.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Science/Physics
Authors: Lawrence Maxwell Krauss
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