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Cosmos
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Cosmicomics
Enchanting Stories About The Evolution Of The Universe, With Characters That Are Fashioned From Mathematical Formulae And Cellular Structures. Naturally, We Were All There, - Old Qfwfq Said, - Where E...lse Could We Have Been? Nobody Knew Then That There Could Be Space. Or Time Either: What Use Did We Have For Time, Packed In There Like Sardines?--publisher Description. The Distance Of The Moon.--at Daybreak.--a Sign In Space.--all At One Point.--without Colors.--games Without End.--the Aquatic Uncle.--how Much Shall We Bet?.--the Dinosaurs.--the Form Of Space.--the Light-years.--the Spiral. By Italo Calvino ; Translated From The Italian By William Weaver. Translation Of Le Cosmicomiche. A Helen And Kurt Wolff Book.
Origins: Fourteen Billion Years of Cosmic Evolution
drawing On The Current Cross-pollination Of Geology, Biology, And Astrophysics, origins Makes The Astonishing Astronomical Discoveries Of Recent Years Come Alive (michael D. Lemonick). publishers Week...ly this Is The Most Informative, Congenial And Accessible General Look At Cosmology To Come Along Since Carl Sagan's Cosmos 27 Years Ago-and, Like Cosmos, It's A Companion To A Pbs Series, In This Case A Nova Special (to Air On September 28 And 29). But Tyson (the Sky Is Not The Limit, Etc.), Who's Director Of Manhattan's Hayden Planetarium, And Goldsmith (connecting With The Cosmos, Etc.) Are No Sagan Clones; They Bring A Distinct Point Of View And Tone To This Title. The Point Of View Surfaces Right Away, Both With Their Concerted Effort To Draw In Numerous Branches Of Science To Explain The Story Of Cosmic Evolution, And With The Statement That Science Depends On Organized Skepticism. The Authors Continually Refer To The Reach And Limits Of Science, Explaining, As They Offer A Chronological Tour Of Cosmic History, Just What They Think Science Can Tell Us And What It Can't (as They End The Journey, Focusing On The Possibility Of Extraterrestrial Life, They Deliver Several Sharp Blows To True Believers Of Ufos). The Tone Is Informational, Aimed At High Clarity, And Laced With Giddy Humor: A Hundred Billion Years From Now... All But The Closest Galaxies Will Have Vanished Over Our Horizon Of Visibility. Enjoy The View While You Can. Beginning At The Beginning, Tyson And Goldsmith Tackle The Origin Of The Universe And Its Nature-from Antimatter To Dark Matter And Dark Energy To The Possibility Of Multiverses; How The Universe Became Organized; The Origin Of Stars; A Fascinating Look At The Periodic Table; The Origin Of Planets, Including A Vivid Discuss Of Planets Outside Our Solar System; And The Origin Of Life. Much Of This Material Will Necessarily Be Familiar To Regular Readers Of Popular Science, But Even They Will Benefit From Tyson And Goldsmith's Incorporation Of The Latest Cosmological Developments, From String Theory To Recent Thinking On Dark Energy; And If This Book Breaks Out, As It Has Real Potential To Do, General Readers Of Every Stripe Will Benefit From The Authors' Sophisticated, Deeply Knowledgeable Presentation. If The Casual Book Buyer Purchases One Science Book This Year, This Should Be The One. (oct.) Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.
Einstein's Cosmos: How Albert Einstein's Vision Transformed Our Understanding of Space and Time
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The Complete Cosmicomics
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Cosm
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Cosmology: A Very Short Introduction
Written In Simple And Accessible Language, This Non-technical Introduction To Cosmology, Or The Creation And Development Of The Universe, Explains The Discipline, Covers Its History, Details The Lates...t Developments, And Explains What Is Known, What Is Believed, And What Is Purely Speculative. In Addition, The Author Discusses The Development Of The Big Bang Theory, And More Speculative Modern Issues Like Quantum Cosmology, Superstrings, And Dark Matter. List Of Illustrations -- 1. A Brief History -- 2. Einstein And All That -- 3. First Principles -- 4. The Expanding Universe -- 5. The Big Bang -- 6. What's The Matter With The Universe? -- 7. Cosmic Structures -- 8. A Theory Of Everything? -- Epilogue -- Further Reading -- Index. Peter Coles. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 131-133) And Index.
The Physics Book: From the Big Bang to Quantum Resurrection, 250 Milestones in the History of Physics
Following the hugely successful The Science Book and The Math Book comes a richly illustrated chronology of physics, containing 250 short, entertaining, and thought-provoking entries. In addition... to exploring such engaging topics as dark energy, parallel universes, the Doppler effect, the God particle, and Maxwell's demon, the book's timeline extends back billions of years to the hypothetical Big Bang and forward trillions of years to a time of “quantum resurrection.” Like the previous titles in this series, The Physics Book helps readers gain an understanding of major concepts without getting bogged down in complex details.
The Universe: From Flat Earth to Quasar
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Cosmos
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