Through the eyes of Hubble: the birth, life and violent death of stars

Robert Naeye is renowned for his lucid contributions to Astronomy, the world's biggest selling astronomy magazine. In Through the Eyes of Hubble: The Birth, Life and Violent Death of Stars, he uses 100 striking color images from the Hubble Space Telescope to illuminate the mind-stretching story of how stars are born, live, and die.

Although focusing on astrophysics, the account is compelling, equation free, and accessible to everyone. In addition, there are eight beautiful paintings to appreciate, including works by the most famous living space artist, Michael Carroll.

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Subject(s)Science
Author(s)Robert Naeye
Age7-11, 11-14
Published1998
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Shelf referenceA 522.29 NAE
ISN/ISBN9780750304849
Direct URLhttps://www.stem.org.uk/x85yc

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