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101 Facts You Didn't Know About Deep Space

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This title will be released on 30/08/2026. Pre-order now.

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101 Facts You Didn't Know About Deep Space Synopsis

Ever wondered what deep space really smells like? (Spoiler: rum and raspberries!) Or how scientists are studying alien atmospheres billions of kilometres away? Mark Thompson's captivating new book takes you on an extraordinary journey beyond our Solar System and into deep space, revealing the most astonishing discoveries about the universe that will change how you see the night sky forever. From rogue planets wandering freely through the darkness to gamma-ray bursts powerful enough to outshine entire galaxies, these 101 fascinating facts will challenge everything you thought you knew about space. Discover why our universe is expanding faster than expected, learn about the diamond planet that's literally too precious to comprehend, and explore how astronomers are measuring the magnetic fields of distant worlds using cutting-edge technology. Written in an accessible, engaging style that makes complex astrophysics easy to understand, this book is perfect for space enthusiasts of all levels. Whether you're a casual stargazer or a dedicated astronomy buff, each fact is carefully crafted to inform, inspire, and ignite your sense of wonder. With revelations about water worlds, mysterious dark matter, and the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, 101 Facts You Didn't Know About Deep Space is your passport to the final frontier. Perfect for dipping into or reading cover-to-cover, this is the ultimate guide to humanity's most exciting discoveries beyond our Solar System.

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ISBN: 9781036111458
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Author: Mark Thompson
Publisher: White Owl an imprint of Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 208 pages
Genres: Popular astronomy and space

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