Patrick Durand

Unlocking the Mathematical
Design of the Universe

This book challenges the Big Bang theory by probing the unexplained origins of gas, matter, and space itself. It questions how such intricate cosmic order could result from a chaotic explosion. The precise placement of Earth and other celestial bodies points to intentional design, not random chance.

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The Sun And The Moon, The Hands

Patrick Durand

English

Patrick Durand was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, in 1968. He graduated with a degree in Economic Sciences (FDSE) and completed Level 3 in Accounting Sciences (INAGHEI). With a passion for mathematical sciences, Patrick firmly believes in the universal language of numbers.

He views nature as a source of profound knowledge, serving as our tutor. Our pursuit of understanding brings us closer to nature, helping us uncover the hidden ingenuity of our world. Hats off to the creator!

French

Patrick Durand est né à Port-au-Prince, en Haïti, en 1968. Il est titulaire d’une licence en sciences économiques (FDSE) et d’un diplôme de niveau 3 en sciences comptables (INAGHEI). Passionné de mathématiques, Patrick croit fermement au langage universel des nombres.

Il considère la nature comme une source de connaissances profondes et nous sert de tuteur. Notre quête de compréhension nous rapproche de la nature et nous aide à découvrir l’ingéniosité cachée de notre monde. Chapeau bas au créateur !

A Scientific Challenge to Conventional Cosmic Theories

Despite scientific advances, we still lack answers about the true origin of space, gases, and the universe itself. This book explores the idea that Earth’s precise conditions and cosmic alignment reveal intentional creation. Through mathematics and geometry, it suggests a higher intelligence behind the universe’s design.

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French

English

This book examines the origins of the universe from a scientific philosophical perspective, challenging conventional theories such as the Big Bang. It investigates the intricate relationships between Earth, the Sun, and the Moon, proposing the existence of a conscious creator responsible for the systematic order observed in the cosmos. Through a series of thought-provoking questions, it encourages readers to reconsider the complexity of existence and the nature of creation.

French

Ce livre examine les origines de l’univers d’un point de vue philosophique et scientifique, remettant en question les théories conventionnelles comme celle du Big Bang. Il explore les relations complexes entre la Terre, le Soleil et la Lune, suggérant l’existence d’un créateur conscient responsable de l’ordre systématique observé dans le cosmos. À travers une série de questions stimulantes, il encourage le lecteur à reconsidérer la complexité de l’existence et la nature de la création.

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Durand’s ‘The Earth, a Big Clock’ is a great resource for my science class. It helps connect scientific ideas with big philosophical questions. My students are fascinated by how he presents complex astronomical concepts through the elegant metaphor of Earth as a cosmic timekeeper. This book has sparked more thoughtful discussions than any other text I’ve used in twenty years of teaching.

“I’ve always been drawn to astronomy but intimidated by the technical jargon. Patrick Durand’s approach in ‘The Earth, a Big Clock’ finally made celestial mechanics accessible to me. His take on the sun and moon as hands of a cosmic clock helped me grasp ideas I’d struggled with for years. I now look at the night sky with new appreciation and understanding.”

“As someone who has long struggled to reconcile my scientific background with my spiritual beliefs, ‘The Earth, a Big Clock’ offered a refreshing perspective. Durand respects both creation and scientific theories. He also points out the math that keeps our universe running. This book doesn’t force answers but invites deeper contemplation. I’ve recommended it to both my church study group and my colleagues at the research lab.”

“Durand’s look at how ancient cultures saw the stars changed how I teach world history.” ‘The Earth, a Big Clock’ elegantly demonstrates how astronomy shaped everything from agricultural practices to religious traditions across cultures. I added his insights on timekeeping to my university lectures. Now, student engagement has really improved.”

“As a tour guide at our local planetarium, I’m always searching for compelling ways to explain astronomical concepts to visitors. The metaphors and explanations in ‘The Earth, a Big Clock’ have become staples in my presentations. Durand clearly shows how the sun’s path creates seasons. He also explains how the moon’s cycles shape our calendar. This helps visitors link these ideas to their daily lives. It’s the rare book that’s both scientifically sound and beautifully accessible.”

“I picked up ‘The Earth, a Big Clock’ during a difficult period in my life when everything felt chaotic and meaningless. Durand found comfort in the precise math and beautiful patterns of celestial movements. Learning about these cosmic patterns that have continued reliably for billions of years gave me a sense of perspective and stability. This isn’t just a book about astronomy—it’s a meditation on finding meaning and order in a complex universe.”