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    Chronicles of Perpetuity: Exploring the Never-Ending Story of Time
    Chronicles of Perpetuity: Exploring the Never-Ending Story of Time
    Chronicles of Perpetuity: Exploring the Never-Ending Story of Time
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    Chronicles of Perpetuity: Exploring the Never-Ending Story of Time

    By Asif Ahmed Srabon

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    Join author Asif Ahmed Srabon on a captivating journey through the uncharted depths of time in "Chronicles of Perpetuity: Exploring the Never-Ending Story of Time". Delve into the enigma of eternal time, from its cosmic origins to its role in shaping our universe and human history. Explore the tantalizing possibilities of time travel and the profound mysteries of entropy. This thought-provoking exploration will challenge your perceptions of time and leave you pondering the boundless wonders of our ever-rolling chronicle.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookRix
    Release dateSep 20, 2023
    ISBN9783755453710
    Chronicles of Perpetuity: Exploring the Never-Ending Story of Time

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