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Published online 13 August 2002 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news020812-2
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Is physics watching over us?
Our Universe is so unlikely that we must be missing something.
In an argument that would have gratified the ancient Greeks, physicists have claimed that the prevailing theoretical view of the Universe is logically flawed. Arranging the cosmos as we think it is arranged, say the team, would have required a miracle1.
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