Phillips Alexander Hawthorne - The Cosmos Told: Stories from the Infinite Universe
The Cosmos Told: Stories from the Infinite Universe
A journey of science and wonder through the secrets of the stars, the myths of the heavens and astronomical discoveries
Phillips Alexander Hawthorne
Descripción
A work that weaves scientific precision with the magic of storytelling, guiding readers on an extraordinary journey through the immensity of the universe. This book combines the most recent astronomical discoveries with the ancient legends that gave birth to the constellations, creating a bridge between science and culture. Through a poetic and engaging style, readers will explore the mysteries of star birth and death, the secrets of the Big Bang and theories about the ultimate fate of the cosmos. Each chapter reveals not only the wonders of the universe, but also how different civilisations have interpreted the night sky over the millennia. From the earliest Mesopotamian astronomers to modern space observatories, the book traces humanity's path in understanding the cosmos. The pages are filled with fascinating stories: from the dance of galaxies to the formation of black holes, from supernovas to nebulae where new stars are born. A work that transforms complex astronomical concepts into accessible narratives, allowing readers to understand their place in the immensity of space. The book will appeal to anyone wishing to explore the universe through the eyes of science and the heart of storytelling, offering a unique perspective on our connection to the cosmos.
