Where Did the Universe Come From?
Was it started by… God?
(Or might science perhaps provide us with a more reasonable, natural explanation?)
Latest results from renowned Astronomers, Physicists, and the Hubble Telescope Uncover Surprising New Information
Without a doubt, the biggest question in science is, “Where did it all come from?”
Brilliant minds have expressed every conceivable opinion. But is there a consensus? What does the very best information from science tell us?
Because of all the new research that is coming in every week, I've written a five-day series of emails. We explore the fascinating beginnings of the universe, and what eminent scientists like Albert Einstein and astronomer Robert Wilson have to say about it.
- You'll discover:
- The mistake Einstein later called “the biggest blunder of my career” – and a dangerous assumption that nearly blinded him to the greatest discovery of the 20th century
- “Bird droppings on my telescope” – a strange piece of radio data that was almost attributed to… well, birds – and how this Nobel Prize-winning experiment now shapes our understanding of time itself
- How “one extra atom” at the birth of the universe could have wiped out entire galaxies, or even the whole cosmos
- A riddle: So simple, any child can understand; so complex, no atheist can solve
- The Big Bang and new implications for science, philosophy, and beliefs about God
Enjoy !
What do language, linguistics and computer programs tell us about DNA and the origin of life? Do these things have anything to say about the debate between naturalism and intelligent design?
Is this the source of another dreadful heresy ? You must decide. 
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