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Description: Why is the universe just right for life? Reviewed By: Spinney |
Description: Nobel Prize winner George Smoot's compelling account of his work leading up to COBE, which was the first probe to produce maps of the Cosmic Microwave Background. Reviewed By: Andy |
What Does a Martian Look Like? Description: Xenobiology and much more. Reviewed By: Tam |
Description: Conversations with the nine surviving men who walked on the surface of the Moon. Reviewed By: Andy |
Prisons of Light - Black Holes Description: A non-mathematical description of black holes, their physics and current theories about them. All you wanted to know about black holes, written for the layperson. Reviewed By: Andy |
Description: A controversial idea - is the Universe alive? Reviewed By: AnneRNW |
Description: In his own inimitable words. (Previously published as 80 Not Out) Reviewed By: Tam |
Description: Broad overview of our knowledge of Mars Reviewed By: Tam |
Description: The story of the Apollo Moon missions. Reviewed By: Spinney |
Description: A kind of companion to the Bad Astronomy website. Reviewed By: Spinney |
Description: An account of the ill-fated Beagle Mars lander, written by the man behind it. Reviewed By: Andy |
Description: A chronicle of the joint Russian/American missions aboard the space station Mir. Reviewed By: Andy |
Description: A history of the mapping of the planet Mars. Reviewed By: Andy |
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