From Edwin Hubble to George Gamow to Geoffrey Marcy, this work illuminates the lives and achievements of these innovative scientists. It offers the readers with an understanding of the common threads that intertwine the astronomers' lives; the political, economic, and social events of their times; and the developments that preceded their research.
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From Edwin Hubble to George Gamow to Geoffrey Marcy, this work illuminates the lives and achievements of these innovative scientists. It offers the readers with an understanding of the common threads that intertwine the astronomers' lives; the political, economic, and social events of their times; and the developments that preceded their research.
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VG. Size: 9.2 x 6.3 x 0.7 inches; Solid retired library book with usual library markings; else VG. Text free of underlining, writing and highlighting. Overall, a very nice clean copy. Meet 12 men and women whose research and work in new technologies brought about a revolution in the understanding of time and space during the 20th century. From Edwin Hubble to George Gamow to Geoffrey Marcy, "Modern Astronomy" illuminates the lives and achievements of these innovative scientists. Readers will gain a clear understanding of the common threads that intertwine the astronomers' lives; the political, economic, and social events of their times; people with whom they worked; and the developments that preceded their research. In-text sidebars highlight each subject's work. Chapter chronologies offer suggestions for further reading. The general bibliography includes listings of organizations and Web resources. 176 pages.
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This book is easy to read and is pitched at a senior high school level or general reader. It covers a range of US astronomers to the exclusion of just about everyone else. Brian Schmidt from Australia (the Nobel laureate in Physics) gets a mention but only because he was born in the US. I thought the chapter on Hubble was well done and I learnt many new things. Don't get me wrong - it is well done but is really for US audiences.
