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Universe (2005)

by Nicholas Cheetham

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Travel through the Universe at the speed of light and explore its 200 most remarkable sights. An original and timely journey into space. With almost daily news reports on freshly discovered planets and galaxies; the drama of the Beagle, Cassini and Discovery missions; and plans for yet more probes and missions to the Moon and Mars, the subject of Space is at its most topical in decades. Simply and beautifully designed - a great gift. Better and newer images than any other current book on space. Contents include: A Journey at the Speed of Light - An Introduction; Journey's Beginning - The Solar System; Through Our Galaxy; Into the Magellanic Clouds; Intergalactic Travel; Journey's End - At the Edge of the Universe.… (more)
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Great book. Had it spiral bound with plastic covers to extend the life of this book. ( )
  the4otts | Apr 7, 2014 |
Incredible pictures of our solar system and beyond. ( )
  crazyreadr | May 5, 2007 |
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Tonight the light of an ancient supernova will finally reach Earth.
Untold millennia ago, in a distant galactic halo, a giant star spent the last week of its life forging an iron heart.
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Travel through the Universe at the speed of light and explore its 200 most remarkable sights. An original and timely journey into space. With almost daily news reports on freshly discovered planets and galaxies; the drama of the Beagle, Cassini and Discovery missions; and plans for yet more probes and missions to the Moon and Mars, the subject of Space is at its most topical in decades. Simply and beautifully designed - a great gift. Better and newer images than any other current book on space. Contents include: A Journey at the Speed of Light - An Introduction; Journey's Beginning - The Solar System; Through Our Galaxy; Into the Magellanic Clouds; Intergalactic Travel; Journey's End - At the Edge of the Universe.

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An original and spectacular Grand Tour of the cosmos, beginning on Earth and ending at the edge of the universe and the dawn of time.
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