National Geographic tells the comprehensive journey of human understanding of the universe from "0" to "100"
From the first debates over whether the Earth was the center of the universe to mind-bending quantum theory that is changing the way we see the world, the pace of scientific research is advancing at breakneck speed and our understanding of the universe is growing. How did the Big Bang happen? Where are the farthest stars we can see? What is the mysterious dark energy driving the expansion of the universe? Every time a problem is solved, the next one will appear...
An authoritative product of National Geographic, spanning 13.8 Billion years of cosmic history and 3,000 years of human exploration, covering 100 milestones in human exploration of the universe and more than 200 of the latest space pictures, "Paper Planetarium" is the 10 most important books for humans to understand the universe. In-depth research and comprehensive records of 0 theories, events and discoveries, from a concise and thought-provoking perspective, completely present how humans explore the universe step by step, filling the gaps in our knowledge network, and at the same time providing us with an opportunity to peek into the future.
Reader comments
This book is great! It is like a treasure trove of cosmic knowledge. Author Giles Sparrow uses simple and easy-to-understand language to take us on a journey of cosmic exploration through time and space. There are also many beautiful pictures in the book, which made me feel like I was in a planetarium. I especially like a sentence in the book: "Our understanding of the universe is constantly deepening." This makes me understand that there is no end to learning. We must continue to explore in order to better understand this magical world.
This book is great! It is like a treasure trove of cosmic knowledge. Author Giles Sparrow uses simple and easy-to-understand language to take us on a journey of cosmic exploration through time and space. There are also many beautiful pictures in the book, which made me feel like I was in a planetarium. I especially like a sentence in the book: "Our understanding of the universe is constantly deepening." This makes me understand that there is no end to learning. We must continue to explore in order to better understand this magical world.