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Astronomy is a science of extremes. The biggest, fastest, densest, hottest, coldest, and furthest away objects can all be examined by astronomers. The scale of the universe is vast, almost beyond human comprehension, and the range of objects found within the universe almost infinite. Because of this vast scale, it would be perhaps, foolhardy for a publisher to try and encompass the whole of the universe in one book. Well, Dorling Kindersley has tried with "Universe". The book has a good chance of succeeding since its editor is none other than Professor Martin Rees, the current Astronomer Royal and an accomplished author and publiciser of ... Read the complete review
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