Really Big Questions For Daring Thinkers: Space and Time

Author: Mark Brake and Nishant Choksi Series: Really Big Questions For Daring Thinkers

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A cool and unique way to open children's minds, train their brains, and get them thinking about space and time.

A cool and unique way to open children’s minds, train their brains, and get them thinking.

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A cool and unique way to open children's minds, train their brains, and get them thinking about space and time.

A cool and unique way to open children’s minds, train their brains, and get them thinking.

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What's the difference between me, a planet and a star? Does the Universe follow a recipe? If a wardrobe has three dimensions, what is the fourth?These are some of life's biggest questions, and you are a daring thinker for even thinking about them! So open your mind and prepare to explore some of the biggest, boldest ideas about astrophysics, space and time - from the ridiculously silly to the strikingly serious. Each question in Really Big Questions For Daring Thinkers: Space and Time will unlock new ways of thinking and may lead you to some intriguing answers. If you're daring enough to take on this mind-expanding challenge, then read on!Written by science communicator and space expert Mark Brake, the easy-to-understand text, intriguing mind-teasers, and incredible thought experiments make this philosophic journey unforgettably fun!

About the Author

Professor Mark Brake is an author, broadcaster, and communicator of science. He is an academic, based at the University of Glamorgan, UK, who writes popular science books. Mark has done science communication work in film, television, and radio on five continents, including work with NASA, Seattle's Science Fiction Museum, and the BBC.Nishant Choksi isan exciting UK-based illustrator who has created artworks for the Guardian, The Independent, the Times, The Wall Street Journal, NewScientist, and Vodafone.