How the World Works: The Universe : From the Big Bang to the present day... and beyond

(Author) Anne Rooney

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Since astronomers first looked up into the nebulous sky, humanity has been occupied with the great mysteries of our universe. How did it all begin? Will it ever end? What is our small planet's significance within this vast expanse of space? Within recent years scientists have made huge leaps in answering these questions. Anne Rooney narrates the story of our universe and the scientific discoveries that have led us to these conclusions. Learn about the Big Bang, the life cycle of stars, dark matter and the enigmas that still trouble us today, such as why the expansion of our universe is now accelerating. Also discover the pioneering men and women who aided such discoveries, such as Henrietta Leavitt, Georges Lemaître and Edwin Hubble. Including fact boxes, useful diagrams and stunning space photography, this illustrated guide to the universe provides an engaging and comprehensive introduction to this 13.8 billion-year history.

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Publisher:

Arcturus Publishing Ltd

Format:

Paperback

Number of pages:

None

ISBN:

9781788286343

Publish year:

2019

Publish date:

Nov. 15, 2019

Anne Rooney

Anne Rooney is a British author known for her wide range of non-fiction and fiction works for children and young adults. She has written over 200 books covering topics such as history, science, and technology. Rooney's writing style is engaging and accessible, making complex subjects easily understandable for her readers.

One of Rooney's most notable works is "The Story of Physics," which provides a comprehensive introduction to the history and development of physics. This book showcases Rooney's talent for breaking down complex scientific concepts into digestible and engaging narratives.

Rooney's contributions to literature include making difficult subjects accessible to young readers and sparking their curiosity about the world around them. Through her works, she has inspired countless children to explore the wonders of science and history.