The history of the universe in under 18 minutes
Yes, 13,700,000,000 years in 1060 seconds. And worth every one.
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1 comments:
Big history is great! It's the sort of thing science popularisers (Carl Sagan) have been doing for ages in a pretty ad hoc way, but historians like David Christian are the pros!
In a way, human societies have been doing big history since the beginning -- and salvation history is our own big history. I'm excited about finding connections between our story and our society's story!
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