Watching the universe

By:

Gribbin, John

Material type:

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Hyderabad, Universities Press (India)Limited: 1998.Description: vi, 234pISBN:

8173711437

Subject(s):

Astronomy

Other classification:

B9 N8;1 TC

Summary: How would the dinosaurs have evolved if they hadn't been wiped out by a giant meteorite 65 million years ago? Is most of the universe in the form of mysterious 'dark matter' that we cannot see ? How does the sun shine? Can mass be spewed into the universe from white holes- like black holes in reverse? What do supernovae mean to us? In a series of essays collected together for the first time........

Item type:

Textbook

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How would the dinosaurs have evolved if they hadn't been wiped out by a giant meteorite 65 million years ago? Is most of the universe in the form of mysterious 'dark matter' that we cannot see ? How does the sun shine? Can mass be spewed into the universe from white holes- like black holes in reverse? What do supernovae mean to us? In a series of essays collected together for the first time........

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