Summary of The God Equation: The Quest for a Theory of Everything by Michio Kaku

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Inspired by Einstein’s unfinished quest of finding the unified theory, Dr. Michio Kaku has been working on string theory ever since its accidental emergence in 1968. In The God Equation: The Quest for a Theory of Everything, Kaku leads us into the magnificent timeline of science from ancient times up to today’s modern world as scientists embarked on the ambitious journey to explain everything. His detailed and personal account of string theory lets us see how scientists treat the existence of God and the beginning and end of the universe. Kaku introduces us to seemingly impossible questions: How did God create the universe? What happened before the Big Bang? Are we really in a neighborhood of dead alternate universes?

The God Equation is both a New York Times and Amazon bestselling book, less than a month after release. It’s “riveting,” according to Publisher’s Weekly, and “excellent” according to The Wall Street Journal.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Fireside Reads
• Release date: May 24, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005716035

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Executive Summary of The God Equation

Did You Know?

Michio Kaku, the author, and his colleague Keiji Kikkawa established the string field theory, a branch of string theory. The summary of string theory equations was a one-inch-long string field theory equation.

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To tell the story of the quest to the theory of everything, Dr. Michio Kaku divides The God Equation: The Quest for a Theory of Everything into seven informative chapters, telling us in detail the predecessors, the developments, and the future of string theory.

Chapter 1: The same year Galileo Galilei died a broken man in his prison cell, another legend was born in London. For Kaku, Isaac Newton is the greatest scientist who has ever lived, and the modern dream of a unified theory began with him. At a time when the church had taught only two laws–on Earth and on the heavens–Newton’s idea proposed a unification that encompassed both. The results of his experiments allowed him to conclude that terrestrial and heavenly physics work the same, opening the world’s eyes to the concept of forces. Another remarkable characteristic of Newton’s laws was its symmetry. An equation is said to be symmetric when it stays invariant even after its parts are rearranged. Newton’s laws allowed for science to advance at unimaginable levels, and his masterpiece, Principia, is considered one of the field’s greatest scriptures.

Decades after Newton came Michael Faraday and James Clerk Maxwell, who unified the concepts of electricity and magnetism, laying the foundations of electromagnetism. Faraday discovered the existence of magnetic fields, which, since then, have been used to express all known forces in the universe. His work laid the foundation for Maxwell’s equations who made astonishing developments in physics. In 1886, Heinrich Hertz achieved a scientific milestone using Maxwell’s equations and created a new kind of innovation, the radio. Almost a decade later, Guglielmo Marconi introduced wireless communication that broke the barriers of the existing communication system at the time. Another application of Maxwell’s equation manifested in Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla’s contributions to technology. In 1900, however, several scientists proclaimed that