by Marcus Chown · Faber & Faber · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780571220564
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«The Never-Ending Days of Being Dead» is Marcus Chown's popular science essay (Faber & Faber, paperback, 336 pages, in English).
Chown tackles provocative questions of current cosmology: whether Elvis could still exist in another spatial domain, whether we will find extraterrestrial life, what lies beyond the universe, or whether we could live forever. In an accessible style, Chown connects these questions with debates on the nature of time and reality.
Published in September 2007, the full title carries the subtitle «Dispatches from the Front Line of Science».
Reading for the general public interested in science who want to discover cosmology in an accessible way.
Marcus Chown is a science writer, journalist and broadcaster, currently cosmology consultant for New Scientist magazine.
