Bibliograph

Deep space, the universe, from the beginning, Stuart Clark

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Deep space, the universe, from the beginning, Stuart Clark

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Deep space

Oclc number

230340056

Responsibility statement

Stuart Clark

Sub title

the universe, from the beginning

Summary

What are time and space? When and how did the universe begin - and how will it end? Why has such a rich variety of celestial objects come into being? And was life an inevitable development in the cosmos? The answers to our most profound questions lie in the depths of space. To look here is, in effect, to look back in time, because we see the light emitted long ago from distant stars and galaxies. As we stare deeper into space, we also gaze further into the past - back towards the beginning of the universe itself. Now Deep Space allows us to see, with our own eyes, the mysterious objects and phenomena that inhabit the far reaches of the cosmos and the earliest times of existence

Target audience

adult

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