The miracle of the universe: man

This work captures some of the fundamental questions of human existence that humanity has articulated and through which we try to understand our own nature as well as the Universe in which we live. Taking advantage of the infinite freedom of human thinking, the author explores the vast depth of our knowledge today, while also thinking about how far we can go in the future due to our curiosity. It shows how a combination of time, physics and chemistry has created a creature that is able to marvel at its own existence and feels an unquenchable desire to understand where it came from, why it can think about it, and where it is going - if at all. somewhere. The book complements the BBC’s highly successful TV series. Professor Brian Cox, a particle physicist, professor at the University of Manchester, an officer in the Order of the British Empire and a researcher on one of the world’s largest-scale experiments today, the ATLAS experiment on the large hadron collision in Switzerland. He is best known to the public as the presenter of the BBC’s popular educational film series.