The Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Universe
Martin J. Rees, Ian RidpathThe Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Universe
January 1, 2001Watson-Guptill384 pages
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Provides insights into the discovery of and exploration of the universe, from the theories of the ancient Greeks and the discoveries of Galileo and Copernicus to modern-day findngs concerning black holes, time, and the search for alien life.
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