"Almost All the History of Space and Humanity"

Kim Heeseok, head of the Innovation and Growth Division at the Daegu-Gyeongbuk Free Economic Zone Authority, published a book on the Big Bang, which occurred 13.8 billion years ago, on Nov. 1. The book is titled "Almost All the History of Space and Humanity."


Kim asked, "Did the Big Bang really happen? If so, how can we know that now, 13.8 billion years later?" He then said, "To give you the answer upfront, it did happen, and there is a way to know that for certain."

Cover of "Almost All the History of the Universe and Humanity"

Cover of "Almost All the History of the Universe and Humanity"

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The book explains in detail what the Big Bang was, whether it actually happened, and how we can know that it did. It also offers a clear introduction to the various proofs, experiments, and simulations used in the process.



"As a child, I wondered about everything in the world: why stars twinkle in the night sky and what lies deep underground. I wanted to write about topics like these someday," Kim said. "During the early days of the pandemic in 2020, while I was in quarantine, I remembered a dream I had long forgotten and decided to pursue it."


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