Big bang, big bounce

Big bang, big bounce

by I. L. Rozentalʹ

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Why does space have three dimensions? What would the world look like if the fundamental constants were slightly different? Is the observable universe, our metagalaxy, just a fluctuation of a superuniverse? And what will be the "final scenario"? Answers to these questions have come within the reach of modern science through the growing impact of particle physics on cosmology. Professor Rozental, astrophysicist at the world-famous Space Research Institute in Moscow, has been witnessing this development for years. With this mostly nonmathematical book he has succeeded in providing exciting insights into the micro- and macrocosm and into the science where today ends seem to meet: the cosmology of the very early universe.

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    How does exploring the vast scale of the macrocosm and the intricate details of the microcosm change your perspective on everyday human existence?

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    Rozental discusses how slightly different fundamental constants could drastically alter our reality; do you view our universe's precise conditions as a result of pure chance, cosmic design, or something else entirely?

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    In what ways does bridging the gap between particle physics and cosmology challenge the traditional boundaries of how we understand science?

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