Universe: Book Reviews (14)
Book reviews written by Science File members
A history of the mapping of the planet Mars
A chronicle of the joint Russian/American missions aboard the space station Mir.
An account of the ill-fated Beagle Mars lander, written by the man behind it.
A kind of companion to the Bad Astronomy website
The story of the Apollo Moon missions
Broad overview of our knowledge of Mars
A controversial idea - is the Universe alive?
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.
Conversations with the nine surviving men who walked on the surface of the Moon.
Xenobiology and much more.
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.
Why is the universe just right for life?
Space, time and the fabric of reality
"New Answers to the Ultimate Questions of Life"