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Cosmologist Larry Krauss explains a universe from nothing to an astrophysicist

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Readers will remember Larry Krauss, possible Dawkins’ replacement (much needed just now):

From Wintery Knight:

Lawrence Krauss is a Cosmologist at Arizona State University who describes himself as an “anti-theist”. His latest book “A Universe From Nothing” has received both acclaim and criticism for its attempt to answer the question “Why is there something rather than nothing?” Debating the issue with Krauss is Rodney Holder, Course director at the Faraday Institute, Cambridge. An astrophysicist and priest by background. In a lively exchange they debate whether Krauss’ “nothing” is “nothing”, fine tuning and multiverses, scientific knowledge, miracles and the usefulness of theology and philosophy.

This debate is quite entertaining, and do not be intimidated if your don’t understand science. You can understand pretty easily who is arguing based on facts and who is speculating about unobservable, untestable entities. More.

See also: Copernicus, you are not going to believe who is using your name. Or how.

and

The multiverse: Where everything turns out to be true, except philosophy and religion

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