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This short and concise book tells in an agile and clear, elegant and humorous way, the stellar moments of the history of the universe and explains when and (what is more important) how the main events that mark a trajectory that can be estimated at approximately 13.8 billion years. The great contribution of "The origins of everything" is that the account that David Bercovici makes in these pages takes geophysics as a perspective, so that topics that normally fall under the ambit of astrophysics and biology, or even of anthropology, they are illuminated in aspects that are usually neglected or tiptoe (such as the complexity of unraveling the origin of water in the terrestrial hydrosphere, with the presentation of several competing theories today, or the various implications of global tectonics for the geology, climate or even human cultural evolution, etc.), resulting in a highly enriching and suggestive reading