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The Case of the Missing Neutrinos and Other Curious Phenomena of the Universe John Gribbin |
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Is it true the sun is shrinking and will disappear within a hundred thousand years? What happens to the sun's neutrinos to make them disappear on the way to our planet? Why does the fact the sky is dark at night prove that our universe is changing? What are the chances that intelligent beings who have evolved in conditions similar to Earth's will look like us? In this delightful excursion through the universe, award-winning astronomer ans science writer John Gribbin offers some answers - and shares his thoughts about supernovas, neutron stars, white holes, black holes, wormholes, and inflation. With his noted knack for making the complexities of the cosmos understandable to the everyday reader, he takes us on an unforgettable tour of the unknown - and into some new ways of thinking about the mysteries of space. More information:
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