But – Are the discoveries of relativity, quantum mechanics, the complexity of living things, the thermal death of the universe and, above all, the Big Bang, enough to change today’s unbelievers? Authors God and science guide convinced of this.
On December 18, the James Webb Telescope will be launched from Kourou, Guyana, to be placed in orbit around the Sun, 1.5 million kilometers from Earth. Does Hubble’s surrogate detect ‘God’s face’ in the faint glow of distant galaxies? Book authors Allah is the knowledge guide Michel-Yves Bollory and Olivier Bonassi need no persuasion: they’ve seen it.
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So they are enthusiastically following the stages of humanity’s most exciting scientific journey. In 1992, Nobel Prize-winning astrophysicist George Smoot photographed the first cosmic light of a still stray universe, 380,000 years after the Big Bang. Her photo showed a bluish oval dotted with saffron and orange tones. We owe it to him what we said before the American Physical Society: “It is like seeing the face of God.»
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Since then, observers of this 14 billion year old past have continued to collect new items and decades
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