Hidden Reality. Parallel Worlds and the Fundamental Laws of the Cosmos

The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos. Translation from English, ed. Victoria Malyshenko. World Scientific and Popular Bestseller. Brian Green-the author of world bestseller "Elegant Universe" and "Cosmos" fabric"-represents a new book, which considers an amazing question: is our universe the only one? There was a time when the word "universe" meant "everything that exists". Everything. However, now we are not inclined to think so. Modern research on physics and cosmology suggests scientists to the idea that our universe may not be the only one in the spaces of space. Ideas about the multiplicity of worlds are fueled by versatile scientific research both at a micro -level of subatomic particles and on a giant scale of the alluring space. It may happen that these lines along with you are read by your many doubles in other universes, or perhaps the expanses of the cosmos are filled with subsidiaries, or there are universes who pulsate in endless cycles of time, and suddenly other multi -sized ones are soaring next to us, to us. , alas, invisible, but what if all the possibilities allowed by quantum mechanics are actually turning into reality, but each in its own individual universe? And, no matter how strange it sounds, how do you like multi -sized, created from pure mathematics?
In his brilliant style, strewn with beautiful analogies and vivid examples, Brian Green --- one of the worldly recognized physicists-draws an amazingly rich world of multi-sized and invites readers to proceed with him through parallel universes along the path leading to knowledge Truth.

But let the reader not frighten the height of the mountain, to which he is offered to climb and view reality from this height. With his inherent elegance, Green masterfully discusses the most complex scientific material in a living dynamic language, without involving an abstract language of formulas, showing the reader the beauty of science at the advanced boundaries of the study. The author also raises the most acute question of how scientific knowledge can develop in conditions when only a small tolik of reality is available to us for study.

This bright book is, of course, an event in the genre of popular science literature. "Hidden reality" --- this is a smart and exciting story about how incredible reality can be and how we penetrate its secrets