First published 1995
Claude Steele takes readers on a journey through space, starting with our sun and the planets that orbit it. He examines the major components of the universe, from stellar formations to mysterious black holes that bend light and time. Steele addresses common questions about space exploration, covering both robotic missions and human ventures beyond Earth's atmosphere. The book moves systematically through each topic, explaining how scientists study distant objects and what we have learned about our cosmic neighborhood. Steele presents complex astronomical concepts in accessible terms, making the vastness of space comprehensible to general readers seeking to understand our place in the universe.
Genres: science, popular-science, non-fiction, astronomy
Vibes: thought-provoking
40 pages · Paperback · Kingfisher