Paul Steinhardt

Paul Steinhardt

Biography:

What if the big-bang theory is wrong? Recently, Princeton University physicist Paul Steinhardt and Neil Turok at Cambridge introduced the "cyclic theory" of the early universe. In this picture, space and time exist forever. The big bang is not the beginning of time. Rather, it is a bridge to a pre-existing contracting era. Paul J. Steinhardt is the Albert Einstein Professor in Science at Princeton University, a member of thef aculty in both the Department of Physics and in the Department of Astrophysical Sciences. He received his B.S. in Physics at Caltech in 1974; his M.A. in Physics in 1975 and Ph.D. in Physics in 1978 at Harvard University. He is a Fellow in the American Physical Society and a member ofthe National Academy of Sciences.

Past Shows:

  • Art Bell: Somewhere in Time

    Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 5/16/02 when Paul Steinhardt, professor of physics at Princeton, explained how the Big Bang has happened many many times before.More »
  • Art Bell: Somewhere in Time

    Art Bell: Somewhere in Time journeyed back to May 16, 2002, when Dr. Paul Steinhardt, professor of physics at Princeton University, explained how the Big Bang has happened many times before.More »
  • Art Bell: Somewhere in Time

    Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 5/16/02 when Dr. Paul Steinhardt, professor of physics at Princeton University, explained how the Big Bang has happened many times before.More »

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Christmas Monsters / Drone Sightings
Christmas Monsters / Drone Sightings
Paranormal researcher Alex Matsuo explored the darker side of Christmas traditions. Followed by bestselling author William Forstchen who touched on drone sightings in the U.S., and the potential dangers of solar flares and EMPs.

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