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Lawrence M. Krauss

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1 archived appearance · 2002

Lawrence M. Krauss is a theoretical physicist and cosmologist recognized for his work on the origin and fate of the universe, including his bestselling book A Universe from Nothing, which explored how the laws of physics allow the universe to emerge from nothing. On Art Bell's programs, his ability to explain the deepest mysteries of cosmology in accessible terms made him one of the most prominent public scientists of his generation.

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Episodes1

November 6, 2002: Time Travel and Cosmology - Lawrence M. Krauss

Nov 6, 2002

2h 46m

Art Bell welcomes theoretical physicist Lawrence M. Krauss, professor of physics and astronomy at Case Western Reserve University, for a wide-ranging conversation on time travel, cosmology, and the nature of the universe. The discussion begins with Einstein's special and general relativity, exploring how clocks slow...