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The big bang theory : what it is, where it came from, and why it works

Author:	Karen C Fox
Publisher:	New York : Wiley, ©2002.
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Summary:	The touchstone of a new series on scientific theories of the twentieth century, this book relates the history of one of the most well-known theories of modern science and addresses how it arose, evolved, and why it is the best theory to explain the current state of the universe.  Read more...
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