"The Equation of God": Seeking the answer to "What is the universe made of?"

The Tre Publishing House has released the book * The Equation of God* , by author Michio Kakau, translated by Pham Van Thieu.

With its simple language, humorous and clear style, this popular science book is engaging, reviewing the revolutions that have brought humanity technological wonders.

From Newton's revolution, mastery of electromagnetism, the development of relativity theory, quantum theory to string theory, this work explains how string theory can explore the mysteries of space and time.

Book cover of "The Equation of God" (Photo: Tre Publishing House).

God's equations demonstrate that scientific theory is not merely an academic matter. Each time scientists discover a new force, it alters the course of civilization and the destiny of humankind.

Currently, scientists are converging on a single theory that unifies the four fundamental forces of nature: gravity, electromagnetism, the strong nuclear force, and the weak nuclear force.

Ultimately, this single theory may answer some of the deepest mysteries and questions in all of science, such as: What happened before the Big Bang? Why did it explode at the beginning? What lies on the other side of the black hole? Is time travel possible? Does a parallel multiverse exist?

On the day Einstein died, an open notebook lay on his desk, containing unfinished work. Einstein called it the unified field theory.

He wanted to find an equation that wasn't long, but which, in his opinion, would allow him to "read the mind of God." In other words, it was an equation that encompassed all of physics.

Author Michio Kaku (Photo: Getty).

God's equation comforts the human soul by resolving existential crises: we ourselves create our own meaning in this universe.

" This wonderful little book explains in simple and clear terms the conceptual breakthroughs, dead ends, and unanswered questions in the quest for a grand, unifying theory of all things. Michio Kaku is a masterful storyteller," commented The Wall Street Journal .

"Michio Kaku's talent for making complex concepts understandable makes this book a true intellectual tool," Publishers Weekly stated.

Michio Kaku (born 1947) is a Japanese-American theoretical physicist, co-founder of String Field Theory, and author of several bestselling science books, including Beyond Einstein, The Future of Humanity, The Future of the Mind, Hyperspace, Physics of the Future , and Physics of the Impossible.

He is a science reporter , radio host, and television science presenter.

Pham Van Thieu (born 1946) is a renowned theoretical physicist and translator of popular science books. Together with Cao Chi, through his translation of *A Brief History of Time*, he pioneered a new trend in high-quality, literary popular science books.

As a co-founder and primary translator of the Science and Discovery book series, Pham Van Thieu is also the person authorized to translate the complete works of astrophysicist Trinh Xuan Thuan into Vietnamese.

In 2010, he was awarded the Phan Chau Trinh Cultural Foundation's translation prize, the Bronze Prize at the 2016 Vietnam Book Awards for his book " 17 Equations That Changed the World," and the C Prize at the 2019 National Book Awards for his book " The Holographic Universe."

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