Owen Gingerich
World-famous astronomer Owen Gingerich is Professor Emeritus of Astronomy and History of Science at Harvard University.
Professor Gingerich is a contributor to our 'God and the Big Bang' programme series.
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Contents
'God and the Big Bang' videos:
- In the Beginning
- The Evidence
- Science and Faith
- Dark Matters
- Unsolved Mysteries
- Believers and the Big Bang
- The contributors
- How old is the Universe?
'God: new evidence' videos:
- A very unlikely place
- Life on a razor's edge
- Just Lucky?
- Right For Us?
- God or the Multiverse?
- A Deeper Story?
'God and the new atheists' videos:
Examples of fine tuning:
- The force of Gravity
- The Strong Nuclear force
- The mass of protons and neutrons
- The strength of dark energy
Other books and articles
- Books and articles index
- What can fine tuning tell us about God?
- Should faith need evidence?
- Is the Universe too big for us?
- What's wrong with a multiverse?
- Not so fine tuned after all?
- God: no evidence?
- Who made God?
- Faster than light neutrinos?
- A Universe fit for Intelligent Life
- The Anthropic Design Argument
- The Fine-Tuning of the Universe
- Review of 'The Grand Design' by Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow
- Review of 'The Greatest Show on Earth' by Richard Dawkins
- Review of 'Just Six Numbers: the deep forces that shape the universe' by Martin Rees
- Review of 'God and Stephen Hawking: whose design is it anyway?' by John Lennox
The Contributors: