A Universe from Nothing

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A Universe from Nothing is a popular science book by theoretical physicist Lawrence M. Krauss that explores how modern cosmology and quantum physics explain the origin of the universe without invoking a creator.

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instanceOf book
aimsTo explain how something can arise from nothing in physics
arguesAgainst the necessity of a divine creator for the universe
author Lawrence M. Krauss NERFINISHED
basedOn modern cosmology
quantum physics
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizedBy philosophers
theologians
criticizedFor downplaying philosophical arguments
equivocating on the meaning of nothing
explainsConcept baryogenesis
cosmic microwave background
cosmological constant
quantum vacuum
structure formation in the universe
zero‑point energy
genre popular science
hasForewordBy Richard Dawkins NERFINISHED
hasISBN 9781451624453
hasPageCount approximately 200
language English
mediaType hardcover
paperback
print
notableIdea universe from nothing without a creator
universe from quantum vacuum
praisedFor accessible explanation of modern cosmology
clear exposition of quantum field theory ideas
publicationDate 2012
publisher Free Press NERFINISHED
Simon & Schuster
subject Big Bang NERFINISHED
atheism
cosmology
dark energy
dark matter
inflationary cosmology
multiverse
origin of the universe
philosophy of science
physics
quantum field theory
quantum mechanics
vacuum fluctuations
targetAudience general audience
readers interested in science and religion debate

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