Christopher Hitchens Quote
If you will devote a little time to studying the staggering photographs taken by the Hubble telescope, you will be scrutinizing things that are far more awesome and mysterious and beautiful—and more chaotic and overwhelming and forbidding—than any creation or end of days story. If you read Hawking on the event horizon, that theoretical lip of the black hole over which one could in theory plunge and see the past and the future (except that one would, regrettably and by definition, not have enough time), I shall be surprised if you can still go on gaping at Moses and his unimpressive burning bush.
Christopher Hitchens
If you will devote a little time to studying the staggering photographs taken by the Hubble telescope, you will be scrutinizing things that are far more awesome and mysterious and beautiful—and more chaotic and overwhelming and forbidding—than any creation or end of days story. If you read Hawking on the event horizon, that theoretical lip of the black hole over which one could in theory plunge and see the past and the future (except that one would, regrettably and by definition, not have enough time), I shall be surprised if you can still go on gaping at Moses and his unimpressive burning bush.