Where did the universe originate? Did it really originate from the Big Bang 13.8 Billion years ago? How did the expanding universe promote the birth of life? Regarding human beings' understanding of black holes, is it really as difficult as Hawking said, "It's like finding a black cat in a coal cellar"? Since there are black holes, do white holes also exist? Is the galaxy on which human beings live the only accident in the infinite universe? If the arrow of time could be reversed and you and I could go back in time, where would we be today...
"A Brief History of the Universe Illustrated" is a popular explanation of Hawking's "A Brief History of the Universe" and the theories of universe exploration by many well-known experts. The book uses a large number of pictures, schematics and concrete analysis, combined with the latest scientific exploration and discovery, to visually interpret and expand these highly condensed abstract cosmic theoretical ideas, providing a shortcut for readers to better understand Hawking and contemporary cutting-edge cosmic scientific ideas. You can quickly start to understand the "unified principle of all things" about the universe, and understand what has happened in the starry sky and what it will evolve into in the future.
