The cosmos is a very big place indeed and most people find it rather too enormous. Hence, this very small book takes the reader on a clever little journey through it all. Packed with information on everything from Supernovae to Galaxy Clusters and Black Holes, as well as all the latest theories about how it might have come into being, this is probably the densest, and certainly the greenest book ever written on the Universe in the Universe. It is printed in sepia inks on 100 per cent recycled papers.
A beautiful tiny book with such a great art style that I would hang it on the wall.
I really can't understand how is this book on the one side explaning many different things but on the other side everything makes sense in the end. Even the style of writing is something original and interesting. The author managed to explain simply, but on small space of one page, many different themes and problematics about space.
