big bang theory

Explores the development of astronomical knowledge regarding the characteristics of the known universe since the days of the earliest astronomical study. Discusses how our model and perception of our own solar system and even our place in the galaxy has changed over time and features black-and-white illustrations throughout.

An exploration of the big bang theory that describes the work of Edwin Hubble, Alexander Friedman, and Georges Lema?tre, discussing how their findings led to and support the theory; and examines technology that is being used and invented to help scientists gain a deeper understanding of the origins of the universe.

Color cartoon illustrations and text chronicle the formation of Earth according to the Big Bang theory and describe the development of living organisms.

The author presents his theories of a possible parallel universe and maintains that Big Bangs actually created multiple universes making it possible one day to time travel between them.

Explains the Big Bang theory of how the universe was created and its effects.

Presents a biography of Stephen Hawking, containing an overview of his life and work, from his childhood and early education, to his scientific work on black holes and his reputation as a scholar. Includes time line.

Describes the Big Bang scientific theory of creation of the universe.

Scientists identify three "Big Bangs" crucial to the creation of the universe, beginning with the dinosaur-killing collision of Earth and a comet, to a massive thermo-nuclear star explosion and finally the original Bang believed to have started it all.

The author presents his theories of a possible parallel universe and maintains that Big Bangs actually created multiple universes making it possible one day to time travel between them.