El orden improbable : Entropía: la historia de un universo inquieto

Entropy is often the villain of physics: a word that evokes disorder, chaos, and the inevitable degradation of everything. But what if it actually holds the key to how the universe becomes ever more complex? In "The Improbable Order", Sergio de Régules —one of the most original science communicators in the Spanish-speaking world— tells the story of the concept of entropy from its thermodynamic origins to its role as a measure of knowledge, life, and cosmic evolution. With humor, rigor, and a narrative style that blends science and philosophy, the author dismantles the myths about universal disorder and invites us to discover how the universe, far from succumbing to chaos, found improbable ways to maintain order for a time.