universe

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Mysteries of the universe

1984
Discusses the various theories concerning the creation, expansion, and possible end of the universe. Also defines such phenomena as black holes, neutrons, pulsars, red shifts, and other discoveries that further enhance our knowledge of the world beyond our planet.

Stephen Hawking's universe

an introduction to the most remarkable scientist of our time
1989
Describes the theoretical work of the outstanding British physicist Stephen Hawking, who has done noteworthy work in cosmology.

The universe

past, present, and future
1985
Explains the Big Bang theory of the formation of the universe and discusses its possible continued growth.

The expanding universe

2002
Presents an introduction to the universe, discussing the Big Bang theory of how the universe originated, and considering the implications of the discovery that the universe is expanding.

Cosmology

exploring the universe
2003
A discussion of what contemporary science believes regarding the origins and destiny of the universe, as well as what various peoples have believed throughout history.

Universe

a journey from earth to the edge of the cosmos
2006
Containing nearly 200 color images, this book reveals near space as seen through the eyes of a fleet of satellites and interplanetary probes, and longer range observations come courtesy of the Hubble Space Telescope, the Chandra X-ray Observatory, and the Spitzer Space Telescope.

The big bang

1989
Describes the Big Bang scientific theory of creation of the universe.

The Cosmos

1988
Examines the forces at work in the universe from classical Newtonian physics to the implications of relativity, theories on the cosmos, and the end of the universe.

The Universe

1987
The world's foremost astronomers, science fiction authors, space artists, and photographers take an extraordinary look at the universe.

The 10 coolest wonders of the universe

2008
Ranks and describes ten of the coolest wonders of the universe, including shooting stars, the Milky Way, supernovas, and black holes.

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