Many have argued that science can provide data, but can't answer the real mysteries of the universe, yet Sabine Hossenfelder opposes this position. She asserts that through physics, we can make progress on the existential issues which have gripped philosophers for centuries.

By the end of this course, you will have learned:

• How general relativity understands the 'present'
• Some of the consequences of Einstien's understanding of the speed of light
• Can information be destoryed
• Could the building blocks of the universe be different?
• What questions can science not answer

As part of the course there are in-video quiz questions to consolidate your learning, and discussion boards to have your say.

IAI Academy courses are designed to be challenging but accessible to the interested student. No specialist knowledge is required.

Practical general relativity

Where is the present and can information be destroyed?

How did the universe begin?

Tiny changes to constants could make life impossible

Do copies of us exist

Can particles think

Science and religion aren't at war