A Universe From Nothing (book)

*A Universe from Nothing* by Lawrence Krauss explores how the universe could have arisen spontaneously from "nothing," defined as a state with no traditional matter, energy, or space. Drawing on quantum physics and cosmology, Krauss explains that quantum fields and laws of physics allow for particles and universes to emerge without divine intervention. The book challenges the idea that the universe requires a supernatural creator, instead suggesting that natural laws and chance can produce the cosmos we observe, all while emphasizing the importance of scientific understanding of origins within a framework of "nothing" that includes quantum potentiality.