Cosmic Origami and What We Don't Know - NPR's On Being

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Cosmic Origami and What We Don't Know

November 21, 2013



Parallel realities and the deep structure of space-time sound like science fiction. These are matters of real scientific inquiry. Lord Martin Rees is an astrophysicist and self-professed atheist who paints a fascinating picture of how we might be changed by what we do not yet know.

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Lord Martin Rees

is Master of Trinity College and Professor of Cosmology and Astrophysics at the University of Cambridge

2010 Reith Lectures: Scientific Horizons Listen to Martin Rees present his "Scientific Horizons" Reith Lectures in 2010 on the BBC, exploring the challenges facing science in the 21st century. The series was presented as four lectures:

• The Scientific Citizen
• Surviving the Century
• What We'll Never Know
• The Runaway World 

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