The Spαce Book
10 Jan 2014 by hdpqmpdbhq.d hdpqmpdbhq.d
If the New Year blues are getting you down, we suggest you grab a copy of The Sp?ce Book – a beautifully illustrated look at 250 of the most groundbreaking astronomical events.
Covering events from the formation of galaxies to the recent discovery of water ice on Mars, via the discovery of Neptune and Hawking’s “Extreme Physics”, astronomer and planetary scientist Dr Jim Bell takes us on an extraordinary journey through the history of space.
Chronologically organised, each event consists of a short summary and a beautiful illustration(s) courtesy of the likes of NASA, ESA and various institutions and individual contributors. A thoroughly engaging and enjoyable book to dip into, we recommend you get a copy quick!
The Sp?ce Book by Jim Bell, Sterling, April 2013, £19.99
To be in with a chance of winning a copy of The Sp?ce Book, send your name, address and organisation/institution to phil.prime@laboratorynews.co.uk by 31st January 2014.
