John Farrell: BIGBANG: Today Without Yesterday

From the beginning of the 20th century until the end of the century, cosmological theory has been taking a breath for almost a century into the static state-of-the-art universe that Einstein thought was the Big Bang and the Expanding Universe, and the present-day super-exploding universe. But in the early 20th century, a man who predicted all the developments in space theory and observations was a Belgian Catholic priest named George Lemetre. It deals with Lemetre's lifetime and learning, a priest who believes in God and yet studies the origin and evolution of the universe, the most atheistic subject. A look at the history of modern cosmological theory about the evolved universe is tracking the effects of Lemert until the scientific community at the time is convinced of expansion. Science writer John Farrell easily explains the difficult theory of science and mathematics, bringing us to the original nuclear reactor of infinite temperature and density, the beginning of the universe. And it's exciting the time travel of the universe through explosions and expansion, and speed and acceleration.

Korean title: 빅뱅: 어제가 없는 오늘

Korean author: 존 파렐

Korean publisher: 양문

ISBN-13: 9788987203997