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From Eternity to Here The Quest for the Ultimate Theory of Time

Sean Carroll

A rising star in theoretical physics offers his awesome vision of our universe and beyond, all beginning with a simple question: Why does time move forward? Time moves forward, not backward—everyone knows you can’t unscramble an egg. In the hands of one of today’s hottest young physicists, that sim...

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Sean Carroll mentioned 'From Eternity to Here' as a book he wrote that explores the concept of multiple universes and the possibility of others besides our own.

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But we don't know. Oh, snap! We have to be humble about that. Read the book.

— Episode: Cosmic Queries: Mysterious Cosmology, wi...

Episode: Cosmic Queries: Mysterious Cosmology, with Sean Ca...

Sean Carroll mentioned 'From Eternity to Here' as a book he wrote that explores the concept of multiple universes and the possibility of others besides our own.

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But we don't know. Oh, snap! We have to be humble about that. Read the book.

Episode: Cosmic Queries: Mysterious Cosmology, with Sean Ca...

Sean Carroll briefly mentioned 'From Eternity to Here', alluding to its content related to multiple universes and acknowledging the uncertainty about our universe's uniqueness.

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I wrote a whole book about it. You can buy that one, too, From Eternity to Here.

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Stay Tuned with Preet

This book was mentioned as a book that Sean Carroll wrote on the topic of what time is and how it works. It was also mentioned as a source for some interesting facts about the use of the word "time" in various languages.

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And that's where I found all these fun factoids in doing research for the book.

— Episode: Quantum Leap (with Sean Carroll)

Episode: Quantum Leap (with Sean Carroll)

This book was mentioned as a book that Sean Carroll wrote on the topic of what time is and how it works. It was also mentioned as a source for some interesting facts about the use of the word "time" in various languages.

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And that's where I found all these fun factoids in doing research for the book.

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