All of nothing. How the Universe arose. Krauss L.

The famous physicist and author of Bestller's Books Lawrence Krauss offers an innovative view of how everything that exists around us arose at the beginning of time. Where did the universe come from? What happened to her? What will the future bring? And finally, why is there anything at all, but not nothing? Crauss is one of the few prominent scientists of our days who managed to overcome the gap between science and popular culture. He describes the strikingly beautiful experimental observations and puzzling new theories, which not only clearly show that something can arise from nothing, but also claim that something always arises from nothing.

The book “All of nothing: how the Universe arose”, equipped with a new preface about how important the opening of the Higgs bosone is characterized by gloomy humor and unusually clear explanations that transfer us to the beginning and give us The latest evidence of how our universe developed, and indications of what it is likely to end. This impudent and relevant book is perfectly read. It represents a revolutionary view of the most fundamental principles of existence and is a powerful antidote against obsolete philosophical, religious and scientific thinking.