Ton van der Heijden (1940) heeft nog

steeds grote belangstelling naar het

ontstaan van het universum.

Zou onze planeet in het verleden ooit bezoek

hebben gehad van een buitenaardse civilisatie.

Is het universum ontstaan door een

schepper of door de oerknal.

Het gaat over microben die miljarden jaren geleden

vanuit de ruimte op onze planeet terecht

kwamen en de evolutie in gang zette.

Supernova’s zijn de oerbron van leven op

onze planeet en in het hele universum.

We bestaan allema...

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