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Γένεση: Η μεγάλη ιστορία της προέλευσης του κόσμου

Authors: Tonelli Guido,Guido Tonelli

Perhaps the Greeks were indeed right, that in the beginning there was chaos. Many observations from modern physics seem to confirm this. But what happened in the first moments of the universe's life?...

Perhaps the Greeks were indeed right, that in the beginning there was chaos. Many observations from modern physics seem to confirm this. But what happened in the first moments of the universe's life? In order to provide an answer to this, scientists investigate matter every day.

They use large telescopes and powerful particle accelerators to meticulously...

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  • Language Greek
  • Number of pages Number of pages 296
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2020
  • Publisher Publisher Dioptra
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Perhaps the Greeks were indeed right, that in the beginning there was chaos. Many observations from modern physics seem to confirm this. But what happened in the first moments of the universe's life? In order to provide an answer to this, scientists investigate matter every day.

They use large telescopes and powerful particle accelerators to meticulously reconstruct the mechanisms through which the miracle that surrounds us was born and to gather clues about its end.

Steering clear of complex scientific terms, leading CERN physicist Guido Tonelli addresses the big question in seven chapters, from the Big Bang to the emergence of stars, galaxies, and, finally, humanity. A dizzying journey back in time to the mysterious origin of things.

We scientists are like the people in Plato's cave: we attempt to free ourselves from our shackles – our incorrect conclusions – we strive to name the shadows and emerge from the cave to see the light.

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Authors
Tonelli Guido, Guido Tonelli
Publisher
Dioptra
Type
Natural Sciences
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
296
Release Date
10/2020
Publication Date
2020
Dimensions
14x20.5 cm
ISBN-13
9789606531521

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    Understandable in the overall picture, although somewhat difficult to comprehend in some parts, it describes in detail the stages of the birth of the universe. A very commendable effort.

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  • Understandable in the overall picture, although somewhat difficult to comprehend in some parts, it describes in detail the stages of the birth of the universe. A very commendable effort.

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Perhaps the Greeks were indeed right, that in the beginning there was chaos. Many observations from modern physics seem to confirm this. But what happened in the first moments of the universe's life? In order to provide an answer to this, scientists investigate matter every day.

They use large telescopes and powerful particle accelerators to meticulously reconstruct the mechanisms through which the miracle that surrounds us was born and to gather clues about its end.

Steering clear of complex scientific terms, leading CERN physicist Guido Tonelli addresses the big question in seven chapters, from the Big Bang to the emergence of stars, galaxies, and, finally, humanity. A dizzying journey back in time to the mysterious origin of things.

We scientists are like the people in Plato's cave: we attempt to free ourselves from our shackles – our incorrect conclusions – we strive to name the shadows and emerge from the cave to see the light.

Guido Tonelli

Manufacturer

Authors
Tonelli Guido, Guido Tonelli
Publisher
Dioptra
Type
Natural Sciences
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
296
Release Date
10/2020
Publication Date
2020
Dimensions
14x20.5 cm
ISBN-13
9789606531521

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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    Understandable in the overall picture, although somewhat difficult to comprehend in some parts, it describes in detail the stages of the birth of the universe. A very commendable effort.

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  • Understandable in the overall picture, although somewhat difficult to comprehend in some parts, it describes in detail the stages of the birth of the universe. A very commendable effort.

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