LeVar Burton and physicist Michio Kaku to discuss the Theory of Everything for Chicago Humanities Festival
Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku and Star Trek: The Next Generation’s LeVar Burton
APRIL 28, 2021 - Upcoming event alert: LeVar Burton is set to help a renowned theoretical physicist explore what some scientists call the “final frontier”: the Theory of Everything. And you can tune in for the chat.
Tomorrow, Thursday, April 29th at 7pm CT, the Chicago Humanities Festival is hosting a livestream conversation between Burton and Michio Kaku, professor of theoretical physics and author of the new book, The God Equation. According to the event’s organizers, Burton and Kaku will “geek out together” about the cosmos and the next scientific frontiers.
Before he hosts Jeopardy, @LeVarBurton hosts a conversation on our virtual stage with legendary physicist @MichioKaku!
— Chicago Humanities (@chihumanities) April 26, 2021
Free & streaming Thursday night >> https://t.co/H5DfPClIOLhttps://t.co/3RPu8tnQoa
In The God Equation, Kaku explores the history and significance of the Theory of Everything. A hypothetical theory, the Theory of Everything, were it to be discovered, would be a unifying framework of physics that could link together all aspects of the physical universe. Such a theory has proved both elusive and tantalizing to theoretical physicists, and there are even some scholars, including Star Trek guest star Stephen Hawking, who believe such a theory is impossible.
To tune in and watch Burton and Kaku’s conversation for yourself, just go to chicagohumanities.org and register for the event. Registration is free, and you can also choose to purchase a copy of Kaku’s book, The God Equation, through their website.
