Brilliant presentation, but not everyone will appreciate.

The title is perhaps slightly ambiguous. It is not a long speech that Mr. Klein would take on the origin of the universe, but a presentation by the author of how research and discoveries in astrophysics (and others) to the 20th and 21st centuries alter cosmology, and even the nature of the issues at the origin of the universe (there he is one, and if that is the case, what is it, etc)
Mr Klein restates the way the famous "big bang" often misunderstood and introduced a long chapter in the great challenge now called "Planck Wall", which is to establish a more powerful theory that the only general relativity, which will also include interactions electromagnetic, strong nuclear and weak nuclear.

The author expresses methodically, in clear language. He takes care of installing some concepts and laws of physics without using mathematics, deploy reasoning. Just try to summarize or reformulate sections of books to realize that every word is weighed, no sentence is unnecessary or redundant. Frankly, it's brilliant. In this sense, I understand the enthusiasm of the previous reviewers!
Alas, it is also what drives me to make a little flat.

Attempting the exercise of redrafting or even the return of any reasoning by Mr. Klein, I quickly stumbled upon a lucid observation: I do not have the intellectual and scientific knowledge and tools that would allow me to get an idea of ​​the real value of the submissions of Mr Klein or even just to expose things in my own words.
Therefore, it is likely that previous commentators, even enthusiastic rave had a better foundation in physics that I and / or that great lovers of epistemology and philosophical deployments, they especially liked to go with the feel powerful clarity and the sometimes almost intoxicating fluidity of the presentation, regardless of their ability to really chew the content themselves.
The assessment of this book seems to me to depend in part on the formation and personality of the player.