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Hertog is a student-cum-fellow of Stephen Hawking. He is an outstanding physicist that knows what he is writing about. The book analyzes how scientific debate is motivated by philosophical positions. In particular, the book explains the journey that Hawking traveled from the position of Einstein to that of Lemaître.
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Der Ursprung der Zeit – Mein Weg mit Stephen Hawking zu einer neuen Theorie des Universums: Stephen Hawkings finale Theorie | Hertog, Thomas, Niehaus, Dr. Monika, Wiese, Martina | ISBN: 9783103900163 | Kostenloser Versand für alle Bücher mit Versand und Verkauf duch Amazon.
Introduction. Welcome to the cosmic journey through A Brief History of Time, a masterpiece that catapults us into the depths of the universe, written by the legendary physicist Stephen Hawking. 🌌📚 First published in 1988, this book has captivated millions of readers with its exploration of complex scientific concepts in an accessible and engaging manner.
25 apr 2023 · The younger Hawking sought a deeper understanding of the universe’s appar¬ent design in the physical conditions at the origin of time. He assumed there was a fundamental causal explanation hidden deep in the math governing the Big Bang that determines “why the universe is the way it is,” as he so often put it.
Author Thomas Hertog, one of Hawking’s closest collaborators, gives us a vivid insight into Hawking as both a brilliant physicist and an astonishingly determined human being.” —Graham Farmelo, Churchill College, University of Cambridge, and author of The Strangest Man “A beautifully written, thought-provoking account of both the physics and the personalities involved in Hawking’s ...
6 apr 2023 · Hertog’s point about the origin of the universe and the origin of time is tied to the “observer” affecting the past. As Hertog puts it, the traditional way of viewing the universe’s origin is “bottom-up.”. But the perspective in the book, which is his own and Stephen Hawking’s final theory, is a “top-down” understanding.
10 mag 2023 · The late physicist Stephen Hawking first asked me to work with him to develop “a new quantum theory of the Big Bang” in 1998. What started out as a doctoral project evolved over some 20 years ...
