Explores Earth's origin theories, from religious myths to scientific inquiries, highlighting key historical figures and the clash between religious beliefs and scientific discoveries.
Covers the relationship between primordial curvature perturbations and inflationary magnetic fields, emphasizing observational evidence and theoretical models.
Explores precarious naturalness, addressing hierarchy and cosmological constant issues through new post-naturalness paradigms and selection mechanisms.
Explores quantum fluctuations, inflation prediction, cosmological parameters, and structure formation in the universe, including dark matter instabilities and N-body simulations.
Delves into catastrophes, from the Lisbon earthquake to the Anthropocene, exploring shifts from providentialist to scientific paradigms and the collapse of industrial civilization.