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Quarks are the smallest phenomena from which our universe is built. Galaxies are the largest. Can the dances of the stars and rotation of the tiniest atomic structures all be governed by one set of rules? Today’s colleges and universities say no, but in this book Daniel P. Fitzpatrick envisions unified answers to everything that makes our universe tick — and what it means to human beings in the middle of it all.
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Quarks are the smallest phenomena from which our universe is built. Galaxies are the largest. Can the dances of the stars and rotation of the tiniest atomic structures all be governed by one set of rules? Today's colleges and universities say no, but Daniel P. Fitzpatrick envisions unified answers to everything that makes our universe tick -- and what it means to human beings in the middle of it all.

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Quarks are the smallest phenomena from which our universe is built. Galaxies are the largest. Can the dances of the stars and rotation of the tiniest atomic structures all be governed by one set of rules? Today's colleges and universities say no, but Daniel P. Fitzpatrick envisions unified answers to everything that makes our universe tick -- and what it means to human beings in the middle of it all. < Less