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To most physicists, mindless laws generated the universe. A few believe that a supreme being is the creator. But don’t the discoveries of cosmology eliminate the need for... video Cosmology and Creation Episode 05 Season 18 26:48 Watch
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Some scientists claim that the universe did not have a beginning. Some theologians contend that the universe did not need a beginning. video Did the Universe have a Beginning? Episode 01 Season 12 26:45 Watch
The very early universe likely underwent a period of enormous expansion called “inflation.” The theory stunned cosmology. Here’s the story of its discovery. video Mysteries of Cosmic Inflation Episode 06 Season 09 26:46 Watch
Everything in the universe has a beginning, but how can the universe as a whole have a start date? Does a universal commencement make sense? What would it possibly mean? video Did Our Universe have a Beginning? Episode 04 Season 01 26:46 Watch
It’s called “The Big Bang”—that inexplicable moment when an infinitesimally small point expanded majestically, and cooked up space, time, energy and... video How Did This Universe Begin? Roundtable 27:19 Watch
Stephen Barr Professor Emeritus of Physics and Astronomy, University of Delaware; President, Society of Catholic Scientists
Rodney Holder Former Course Director, Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, Cambridge University
Brian Keating Professor of physics at the University of California, San Diego; Fellow, American Physical Society
Leon Lederman Nobel Prize in Physics; Director Emeritus, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab)
Tom McLeish Professor (Emeritus) of Natural Philosophy, Department of Physics, University of York, UK
Laura Mersini-Houghton Professor of Theoretical Physics & Cosmology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
