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Astronomy and space

Baffled by the big questions in science? String theorist Michael Dine thinks he has the answers

19 Dec 2022 Claire Malone

Claire Malone reviews This Way to the Universe: a Journey into Physics by Michael Dine

Colourful artist impression of a wormhole
Cosmic journey Michael Dine takes you on a tour of some of the biggest questions in science such as the nature of dark matter. (Courtesy: iStock/3000ad)
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Claire Malone is a science journalist based in London and a contributing columnist for Physics World, www.drclairemalone.com
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