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Video of the Known Universe

Can Something come from Nothing?

We’ve all heard it before. The classic argument from a theist’s perspective on why a god must have created our universe. I can’t tell you how many times religious people have said to me: “well, can you think of one example where something comes from nothing in the universe?”

They are correct in noting that “something cannot be created from nothing” within our known universe as far as we have been able to demonstrate through

Carl Sagan Auto-Tune Sings about the Cosmos

My favorite part is the Hawking’s Riff.

Stephen Hawking resigns from Cambridge

As announced this weekend: Here is a transcript of Hawking’s explanation of why he is stepping down as the Lucasian Professor at Cambridge. “The first thing I should say, is that I’m not retiring. Under Cambridge University regulations, I will no longer be the Lucasian Professor, but I will have a new post as a …

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Planck observatory reaches ultra-cold state.

Launched in May, Planck will survey the “oldest light” in the Universe.

Stephen Hawking: Master of the Universe

Enjoy this program by Hawking!

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