Renowned physicist and best-selling author Lawrence Krauss offers an innovative look at how everything around us came into existence at the beginning of time. Where did the universe come from? What was before her? What will the future bring? And finally, why does something exist at all, and not nothing? Krauss is one of the few prominent scientists of our day who has bridged the gap between science and popular culture. He describes strikingly beautiful experimental observations and puzzling new theories that not only demonstrate that something can come from nothing, but that something always comes from nothing. With a new preface on the significance of the discovery of the Higgs boson, Everything from Nothing: How the Universe Began, features Krauss' dark humor and remarkably clear explanations that take us back to the beginning and provide the latest evidence of how our own evolved. The universe - and indications of how it is likely to end.

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