Surprising Science — March 12, 2014 The Accidental Universe bigthinkeditor Copy a link to the article entitled http://The%20Accidental%20Universe Share The Accidental Universe on Facebook Share The Accidental Universe on Twitter Share The Accidental Universe on LinkedIn Alan Lightman on whether our universe may be an accident.
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