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Mar. 04, 2011
Brian Greene on The Hidden Reality
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In a new book, mathematician and theoretical physicist Brian Greene explains the concept of multiverses, and why some physicists believe there could be more than one universe. Plus, a look at the hidden universe of Brian Greene's desk, this week's "Desktop Diary" video pick. |
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Brian Greene
Professor of Physics and Mathematics
Columbia University
Author, "The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos" (Knopf, 2011)
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Flora Lichtman
Multimedia Editor
NPR's Science Friday
New York, New York
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