Astronomy Today Vol 1: The Solar System

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• The Illustrated Theory of Everything: The Origin and Fate of the Universe

  In physicist Stephan Hawking’s brilliant opus, A Brief History Of Time, he presented us with a bold new look at our universe, how it began, and how our old views of physics and tired theories about the creation of the universe were no longer relevant. In other words, Hawking gave us a new look at [...]

• Three Great Museums of Chicago

  Chicago has museums which are educational and cultural landmarks. If you are planning a student outing or field trip in Chicago, then these great museums should be on your list of places to visit. Here is a brief guide to three of the most important museums in Chicago. Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum On [...]

• The Evolution in our Galaxy!

  The evolution of genes is the different forms of the relative change in the number of the population. Evolution theories have developed J.B.Lamarck, C.Darwin and A.R.Wallace. G.Mendel developed during the 1900s the new-Darwin-theory. This theory examined in the 1930s the population genetics perspective which led to the fact that was born in the modern evolution [...]

• Binoculars For Astronomy – Know the Basics

  If you like to look to the heavens even just occasionally get yourself some decent binoculars and indulge in a little binocular astronomy. Think about it, binoculars are inexpensive, highly portable and require no complicated setting up procedure so are ideal for casual astronomy. Binoculars allow excellent moon views, and great viewing of star fields, [...]

• Einstein’s Enigma or Black Holes in My Bubble Bath

  This is a fascinating and enjoyable popular science book on gravity and black holes. It offers an absorbing account on the history of research on the universe and gravity from Aristotle via Copernicus via Newton to Einstein. The author possesses high literary qualities and is celebrated relativist. The physics of black holes constitutes one of [...]