Infinity in a Speck

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Infinity in a Speck
On publishing the English version:
Prelude
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Foreword
To the readers
[CHAPTER 1] THE UNIVERSE IN QUESTION
Galileo Galilei - The first revolutionary
Galaxies getting away
The past can only be seen
The victory of the Big Bang
I’m a sceptic
The meaning of 15 billion years
The motion of the sun
Shifts of dark lines
The human race opens its eyes
Raising a question
[CHAPTER 2] THE TRUE NATURE OF THE UNIVERSE
Brobdingnag and Lilliput
The lonely ones
A seafarer’s reminiscence
Secrets in the Sutras
The religion of infinity
The structure of infinity
The world of fractals
The height of Buddha
The law of ratio
The large and small ones
[CHAPTER 3] THE SECRET OF THE UNIVERSE: ABOUT SPACE
Man and Buddha
A new order: the constant [10^30]
The macro and micro worlds
From elementary particles to molecules
Organic matter
Pairings
A tenfold margin of error
Atoms and galaxies
Atomic nucleus and galactic nucleus
Cells and the universe
10^30 recurring
The Electron Belt and Ultimate Particles
Molecules and groups of galaxies
Remaining elements
A new order of space
[CHAPTER 4] THE SECRET OF THE UNIVERSE: ABOUT TIME
The last revolution
The weight of an idea
The length of time
The principle of time
A prediction of atomic orbital period
The prediction came true
Variation of the orbital period
Movements of the molecule and the Local Group
The fantastic world of molecules
Reaffirmation of the Fractal Time Theory
The pure motion of Andromeda
A new order of time
[CHAPTER 5] TOWARD THE INFINITE UNIVERSE
The cocoon of the past
New interpretations
Uniform velocities
The philosophy of infinity
[APPENDIX] The Essay ‘Fractal Cosmology’
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