Sentence examples for make a universe from inspiring English sources

Intuition notwithstanding, some thinkers wonder whether or not quantum weirdness might, in fact, be the simplest way to make a universe.

The results suggest a merging of Stanley Spencer's Cookham with the galactic palaces of M. C. Escher, to make a universe both specific in its prosaic details and utterly fabulous.

"Once you've discovered it's easy to make a universe out of an ounce of vacuum, why not make a bunch of them?" asked Dr. Craig Hogan, a cosmologist at the University of Washington.

"So I thought it would kind of be fun to make a universe that's sort of my own amusement park, and this is what the characters I'm singing about in my songs look like".

And I didn't exactly know how to make a universe.

In other words, it remains part of God's power to make a universe that has always existed, just as it remains possible for God to destroy this universe, or again, to create other universes that have always existed.

"Try to make sense of what you see and wonder about what makes a universe exist," he said.

Now he and his friends have made a universe, and we will all be able to visit.

A God of infinite ability may have made a universe far too subtle and complex to be fathomed by feeble human minds.

"It's not so much the material used as making a universe of material," Mr. Phillips said of Mr. Zumthor's genius.

It also suggests an answer to the question that Stephen Hawking, the English cosmologist, asked in his book, "A Brief History of Time": "What is it that breathes fire into the equations and makes a universe for them to describe?" Mathematics itself is on fire.