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After the Big Bang Could Come the Big Crunch: Primordial Black Holes and the Big Crunch
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Have you ever looked up into the night sky and wondered how our universe came into existence? Have you ever asked yourself “Why are we here; How did we get here; and are we alone? Could there be life on another planet?” If you have, then this book, by Solomon M. Jacob, PhD, is for you.
The author sets out to demystify the world of cosmology and astrophysics and to provide answers to these questions in accessible and easy-to-understand terminology.
© 2023 Dorrance Publishing Company (undefined): 9798887296395
undefined: June 13, 2023
After the Big Bang Could Come the Big Crunch: Primordial Black Holes and the Big Crunch
- By
- Publisher
- Language
- English
- Format
Non-fiction
About the Book
Have you ever looked up into the night sky and wondered how our universe came into existence? Have you ever asked yourself “Why are we here; How did we get here; and are we alone? Could there be life on another planet?” If you have, then this book, by Solomon M. Jacob, PhD, is for you.
The author sets out to demystify the world of cosmology and astrophysics and to provide answers to these questions in accessible and easy-to-understand terminology.
© 2023 Dorrance Publishing Company (undefined): 9798887296395
undefined: June 13, 2023
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