What happened in the Big Bang and how we evolved out of almost nothing…
Embark on an extraordinary scientific odyssey with Dr. Gary Evans, tracing the story of the universe from its explosive beginnings to the rise of modern civilization. In this fast‑paced, one‑session experience, you’ll follow the unfolding of cosmic history: the Big Bang, the birth of matter, the formation of stars and galaxies, the creation of Earth, and the emergence of DNA and life itself. Watch the grand arc of evolution sweep from early microbes to dinosaurs, mammals, and ultimately humans—then see how our species reshaped the planet through industry, technology, and space exploration.
This course offers a clear, engaging, and beautifully connected narrative of how everything—from atoms to ecosystems to societies—came to be. It’s the entire history of the universe, delivered in a way that makes the science vivid, understandable, and unforgettable.
What to Expect
You’ve likely encountered bits and pieces of cosmic history—Big Bang theories, black holes, evolution, and more. This session weaves those fragments into one coherent, awe‑inspiring story. You’ll gain:
- A detailed understanding of how the universe began and how its building blocks formed
- A step‑by‑step look at the evolution of life and the forces that shaped our planet
- Insight into what everything—including us—is made of
- A sweeping perspective on how complexity emerged from almost nothing
By the end, you’ll walk away with a unified, scientifically grounded view of our origins—and a deeper appreciation for the remarkable chain of events that led to you.
Thursday | Sept 24 | 10:30 – noon | HYBRID (choose to attend in our classroom at the Easton Family Y, by Zoom, or wait for the recording) | $30
