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珍納李文:宇宙發出的聲音

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我們以為太空是個靜默無聲的地方。不過物理學家珍納李文說宇宙不是一齣默劇電影,不只光有影像,它其實也有聲部 -- 這聲音記錄著外太空裡最戲劇性的事件。(譬如黑洞,像鼓一樣,在空時的國度裡敲打著節奏。)未來它不僅是個可通可達的領域,也是個令人眼界大開的宇宙漫步之旅。

Janna Levin is a professor of physics and astronomy at Barnard, where she studies the early universe, chaos, and black holes. She's the author of “How the Universe Got Its Spots" and the novel “A Madman Dreams of Turing Machines.” Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Lauren Huang
Reviewed by Diming Yu
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