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1981013 ENDLESS NOVELTIES OF *7817207 LAPIDARIUM: The Secret Lives of Stones. By

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104124X THE INSECT CRISIS: The Fall of

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artists, including Frederick Church,

the Tiny Empires That Run the World. By

examines the work of the H.M.S.

George Durrie, and John Weir,

Oliver Milman. An examination of how

Challenger��s expedition scientists,

captured the magic of these

collapsing insect populations worldwide

especially the naturalists Henry Mosely,

mountains and produced an who categorized the flora and fauna of the islands the ship

threaten everything from wild birds to the food

impressive body of classic American visited, and the legacy of John Murray, considered the father

on our plate. Explores this hidden emergency,

landscapes. In the same period, the science of geology was evolving o f m od e r n o c e a n og r a p h y. I l lu s . 2 57 p a g e s . Ya l e .

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7802552 SIX DEGREES: Our Future on a

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Hotter Planet. By Mark Lynas. Argues that

World. By Maxim Samson. Explores 30 of

Demonstrates how the decline of coral reefs

by the end of this century, the planet will

our plant��s unseen boundaries, delving into

is more than simply a one-off environment

heat up between 1.4 and 5.8 degrees

the divisions we make, find, or feel: from

tragedy, but rather an existential warning to

Celsius. While six degrees doesn��t sound

football fans�� no-go neighborhoods to

humanity. Sale offers a reframing of the

like much, a six degree rise in Earth��s

perplexing evolutionary splits, persistent

enormous challenge humanity faces as a

average temperature would be enough to

segregation along Detroit��s infamous 8 Mile

noble venture to steer the planet into safe

re s h a p e t h e w o r l d a l m o s t b e y o n d

to herds of deer that refuse to cross the

waters that might even retain some coral former Iron Curtain. Illus. 404 pages. House of Anansi.

recognition, as outlined here. 335 pages.

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Mountain Tundra East of the Rockies. By

Salt) Drove Animal Evolution. By Graham

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ISLANDS OF

M. Jones & L. Willey. Celebrates and

Shie lds. An exp lorat ion of h ow th e

ABANDONMENT: Nature Rebounding

documents the incredible and colorful

Cryogenian Period, when our planet was

in the Post-Human Landscape. By Cal

biodiversity of the mountain landscapes of

covered in ice for millions of years, created

Flyn. Exploring extraordinary places where

eastern North America, covering all the

today��s remarkable biodiversity. The journey

humans no longer live�Cor where they

major alpine ecosystems in New England,

navigates the wild swings between hot and

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New York, Quebec, Newfoundland, and

cold climates, oxygenation and asphyxiation,

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DARK

CLOUD:

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odds, they offer our best opportunities for environmental

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BACK

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EARTH:

What

Life in

Hidden

Costs

of

the

Digital

World.

By

recovery. Illus. 372 pages. Viking. Pub. at $27.00

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Space Taught Me About Our Home

Guillaume Pitron. A gripping new investigation

7905181

SILENT SPRING

Planet�Cand Our Mission to Protect It. By

into the underbelly of digital technology,

REVOLUTION: John F. Kennedy, Rachel

Nicole Stott. Stott imparts essential lessons in

which reveals not only how costly the virtual

Carson, Lyndon Johnson, Richard

problem solving, survival, and crisis response

world is, but how damaging it is to the

Nixon, and the Great Environmental

that every one of us can practice to make

environment. Illus. 290 pages. Scribe.

Awakening. By Douglas Brinkley.

much-needed change. In addition to sharing

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Chronicles the rise of environmental

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THE LAST RESORT: A already transforming their communities around the world. Illus.

indomitable generation that saved the

Chronicle of Paradise, Profit, and Peril 287 pages. Seal. Pub. at $30.00

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natural world under the leadership of John F. Kennedy,

at the Beach. By Sarah Stodola. Dives into

8042853

WE

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Humans

Have

Lyndon Johnson, and Richard Nixon. Brinkley pays tribute to

the psyche of the beachgoer and gets to the

Conquered the Planet and Can Also Save

those who combated the mauling of the natural world in the

heart of what drives humans to seek out the

It. By David Western. A thoughtful exploration

Long Sixties. 16 pages of photos. 857 pages. Harper.

sand. At the same time, Stodola grapples

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can pull it back from the brink. Our ecological

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7885148 THE REAL COST OF FRACKING.

emancipation from nature enabled us to

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By M. Bamberger & R. Oswald. The authors

expand our horizons from conserving food

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and water for survival to saving whales,

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7928904 FIRE AND FLOOD: A People��s

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translates into ill health and heartbreak for

Earth��s Precious Wild Places. By

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7823657 THE UNINHABITABLE EARTH:

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looming economic catastrophe. Shows how

Life After Warming. By David Wallace-Wells.

communities. The stories include

devilishly effective moneyed climate-change

Brings into stark relief the climate troubles that

stra te gie s and life cy cles, h ow

deniers have been at slowing and even

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pollinators fertilize plants and how

and other crises that will reshape the globe. reversing the progress of our collective awakening. 291 pages.

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7982860 N O M A D C E N T U R Y: H o w

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Story of Animals & People in America. By

Climate Migration Will Reshape Our

live on a planet alive with song, music,

Dan Flores. Tracing our evolution as predatory

World. By Gaia Vince. Climate change is

and speech. Haskell explores how these

hunters and our role in the ongoing ��Sixth

making our world unlivable. An urgent

wonders came to be. Starting with the

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investigation of the most underreported,

origins of animal song and traversing the

America no longer has elephants, how native

seismic consequence of climate change:

whole arc of Earth��s history, the author

people sustained biological diversity across

how it will force us to change where and illuminates and celebrates the emergence of the varied

10,000 years, and more. Illus. 434 pages.

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7850344 DRY: Life Without Water. Ed.

1246909 A M E R I C A N C O V E N A NT:

UNCONSCIOUS: Climate Catastrophe

by E. Masood & D. Schaffer. More than

National Parks, Their Promise, and Our

Culture. By Mark Bould. Today��s movies,

one billion people are living without water

Nation��s Future. By M.A. Soukup & G.E.

television, and novels are full with catastrophe,

including those who live in the dry lands of

Machlis. An intimate and candid account of

with extreme weather and rising water, with

Africa, Asia, the Pacific, and the Americas.

our national parks detailing their strengths,

environmental wildness and climate weirdness.

Here, the authors provide a rare window

vulnerabilities, and essential role in

In his playful yet riveting work, Bould poses a

into the diversity and the fragility of life in

American life. Reminds us that the national

frightening question: What if all the stories we

the dry lands of earth. Well illus. in color.

parks are a promise�Ca covenant�Cwithin and

tell today are fundamentally about climate

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1041312 OF ICE AND MEN: How We��ve

GIVING A DAM N: One Farm, Six

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Used Cold to Transform Humanity. By

Generations, and the Future of Food.

aquifer depletion and the deeper layers

Fred

Hogge.

An

exploration

of

humanity��s

By Will Harris with A. Greeven. Offers a

through which it gains meaning and force.

relationship

with

ice

since

the

dawn

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pathway back to producing food the right

Brings readers face to face with the stark

civilization.

Reminds

us

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only

by

way. At a time when supply chains are

realities of industrial agriculture, eroding

understanding

this

unique

substance

can

we

straining, climate-induced catastrophes

d e m o c r a t ic n o r m s, a n d s u r re a l

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ice

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planet�Cand

perhaps

are playing havoc with harvests, and

interpretations of a looming disaster. Illus.

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Feeding, Powering, and Transporting

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Sustainable

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the Urban Crowds of the Future. By Jeff

D e v e l o p m e n t . B y To n y J u n i p e r.

Frozen Freshwater Can Save the

Dondero. Dondero imagines the Super

Humans have had a great impact on the

Planet. By Matthew H. Birkhold. Delivers a

Cities of the future and explores the ways

planet, and this volume takes a look at

kaleidoscopic history of humans��

in which they can be sustainably built;

just how we��ve changed the planet and

relationship with icebergs, and offers an

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what we can do to soften our impact.

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Understand the science that explains

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overcome to harness this freshwater

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7756836 THEY KNEW: The US Federal Government��s

Fifty-Year Role in Causing the Climate Crisis. By James

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7863713 ONCE UPON A TIME WE ATE

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*7939124 CULTIVATED MEAT TO SECURE OUR FUTURE:

Hope for Animals, Food Security, and the Environment. Ed.

by M. Vandenbosch & P. Lymbery. 183 pages. Lantern

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7944594 THE SHORT STORY OF THE

UNIVERSE. By Gemma Lavender. Covering

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delves into the universe��s structure and the

theories that helped us understand space

and time, while revealing the story of how it

burst into existence and its likely fate. Well

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Space and Time. By Chris Baker.

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Deep Sky, far beyond our Solar

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7948972 THE NASA ARCHIVES.

By Piers B izony. A stunn ing

collection of photographs capture

NASA��s brilliant achievements in

t h e s p a c e r a c e fro m P ro j e ct

M e rc u r y t o t h e M a r s Ro v e r s.

A c c o m p a n y i n g t e x t s p ro v i d e

add itiona l insigh ts on t hese

historical space missions during

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7896581 THE ROMANCE OF REALITY:

How the Universe Organizes itself to

Create Life, Consciousness, and

Cosmic Complexity. By Bobby Azarian.

Outlines

the

fundamental

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the heart of the old assumptions about the

universe��s evolution, and shows us the

evidence that suggests that the universe

is a ��self-organizing�� system, one that is moving toward

increasing complexity and awareness. 306 pages. BenBella.

Pub. at $26.95

$6.95

7940807 THE COSMOS EXPLAINED:

A History of the Universe from Its

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and time, from the moment of the Big

Bang through to the present day and into

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Well illus. in color. 192 pages. Ivy Press. 8?x10?.

Pub. at $25.00

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7961472 NIGHT SKY ATLAS, THIRD

EDITION: The Moon, Planet, Stars and

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Specially created for observers with

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Firefly. 8?x11?. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.95

$6.95

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OBJECTS: The Dwindling Probability of

Solving the UFO Enigma. By J. Hofer & D.

Barker. Discover new challenges to ufology

and whether we will ever uncover the truth

behind the UFO enigma. Now with millions

of drones in our skies and superb computer

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160 pages. Schiffer. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99

$5.95

*7943253 WE ARE NOT ALONE: The

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Aliens Invading Our Hopes, Fears, and

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Pub. at $23.99

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7827784 50 THINGS TO SEE IN THE

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7942257 THE STAR BUILDERS: Nuclear

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Fusion and the Race to Power the Planet.

martian ice caps, and far-off galaxies. With a

By Arthur Turrell. A look at one of the most

glow in the dark cover, this handy and easy to

compelling and historic turning points of our

use work is a perfect complement to your next

time, the race to harness the power of the

camping expedition or an ideal gift for the

stars and produce controlled fusion, which

backyard stargazer in your orbit. 144 pages.

would create a practically unlimited supply of

$7.95

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c l e a n e n e rg y. 2 5 9 p a g e s . S cr i b n e r.

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Pub. at $28.00

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center stage in this entertaining and fully

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7770456 THE SECRET LIVES OF

illustr ate d hist ory of e ar thlin gs��

genetic urge to explore stretching back

PLANETS: Order, Chaos, and Uniqueness

relationship with Mars, including its impact

millennia, Impey takes us to the front lines of

in the Solar System. By Paul Murdin. An

on pop culture, space exploration, and our

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insider��s guide to astronomy reveals

hopes for the future. 253 pages. Quirk.

humans could survive on Mars, and unveils

everything you need to know about the

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cutting edge innovations such as the space

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elevators poised to replace rockets at a fraction

solar system. Color photos. 280 pages.

of the cost. Illus. 321 pages. Norton.

7864299 THE DREAM MACHINES: A

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Pictorial History of the Spaceship in Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95

Art, Science and Literature. By Ron

*7955111 WHITE HOLES. By Carlo

4997492 STARS & PLANETS: Smithsonian Handbooks. By

Miller. Provides an encyclopedic history of

Rovelli. Shares the fear, uncertainty, and

Ian Ridpath. The clearest, most accessible guide to observing and

the spaceship, from the earliest yearnings

frequent disappointment of exploring

understanding the night sky. Packed with easy to use charts and

of space travel to plans for the distant

hypotheses and unknown worlds, and the

diagrams for accurate identification of all 88 constellations and their

future. Photographs and illustrations from

delight of chasing new ideas to unexpected

stars, and the planets of our solar system. 224 pages. Dorling

science fiction f ilms, b ooks an d

conclusions. Guiding us beyond the horizon,

Kindersley. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99

$7.95

magazines are included, along with NASA

Rovelli invites us to experience the fever and

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7846568 A JOURNEY THROUGH THE photographs and specially-commissioned artwork. 714 pages.

$14.95

startling life of a white hole. 158 pages.

UNIVERSE: A Traveller��s Guide from the Krieger. 8?x11?. Pub. at $60.00

$18.95

Center of the Sun to the Edge of the

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Unknown. By New Scientist. Imagine you had a

History in 50 Objects. By Teasel

798300X WHEN THE HEAVENS WENT

spacecraft capable of traveling through

Muir-Harmony. Collects the objects that

ON SALE: The Misfits and Geniuses

interstellar space. You climb in, blast into orbit,

portray the brilliant success of Apollo

Racing to Put Space Within Reach. By

fly through the solar system and keep going.

missions 50 years ago�Cand continue to

Ashlee Vance. Reveals the spectacular chaos

Where do you end up, and what do you see

spark our aspirations for future space

of the burgeoning business of space�Cand

along the way? Illus. 228 pages. Nicholas

exploration. From an emergency survival

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Brealey. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95

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kit to engine parts, from toys honoring

minds of Silicon Valley turn their unbridled

astronauts to the camera that took the

vision toward the limitless expanse of the

7965907 AN UNOFFICIAL HISTORY OF

stars. The tale of technology��s most pressing

NASA MISSION PATCHES. By Roger D. epic ��Blue Marble�� photograph. 304 pages. National

$9.95 and controversial revolution. 16 pages of color photos.

Launius. This unique collection of more than Geographic. Pub. at $35.00

$9.95

250 NASA mission emblems follows

*7961243 2024 NIGHT SKY ALMANAC. 513 pages. Ecco. Pub. at $35.00

NASA��s history over the decades, from its

By Nicole Mortillaro. The ideal resource for

*1027271 50 UNIVERSE IDEAS YOU

creation in 1958 and its first Apollo Mission

both novice and experienced sky watchers in

REALLY NEED TO KNOW. By Joanne Baker.

in 1969, through some of the most famous

the United States and Canada, with all the

Introduces and explains all of the essential

missions of the Lunar Landing, Space

advice, information and data you need to

concepts, major discoveries and the very latest

Shuttle, and human spaceflight eras.

understand and enjoy the wonders of the

thinking in astrophysics that govern the inner

Includes a life size mission patch and 10 patch stickers. Well

night sky throughout 2024. Well illus., in

workings of the universe. From the theory of

illus. in color. 208 pages. Thunder Bay. Pub. at $22.99 $7.95

color. 128 pages. Firefly. Paperbound.

relativity to dark energy, the Big Bang to the

Pub. at $14.95

$11.95

death of stars, and more. 208 pages. Quercus.

7977573 THE FLORIDA NIGHT SKY: A Guide

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99

$9.95

to Observing from Dusk Till Dawn. By Elinore

7983980 SATURN��S MOON TITAN

De Wire. Will get you started on a rewarding

OWNERS�� WORKSHOP MANUAL. By

*7917414 TO INFINITY AND BEYOND:

journey of cosmic discovery, beginning with how

Ralph Lorenz. This richly illustrated manual

A Journey of Cosmic Discovery. By N.

the known universe is organized and where Florida

is complemented by views of similar

de Gras se Tyson & L.N . Walker. An

fits into the picture. There is an enviable openness

landscapes or atmospheric features on

enlightening illustrative narrative by the

to the Florida landscape and flat horizon, allowing

Earth and elsewhere. These analogues help

world��s most celebrated astrophysicist

for a broader view of the sky in all directions. Fully

the reader comprehend what are sometimes

explains the universe from the solar system

illus. some in color. 385 pages. Pineapple Press.

exotic processes, and bring a sense of what

to the farthest reaches of space with authority

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95

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it is like to ��be there�� on Titan. 196 pages.

and humor. 320 pages. National Geographic.

$12.95

Pub. at $30.00

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496179X METEORITE: How Stones

*7972245

THE NIGHT SKY: An

the Need for Transparency. By Robert Salas.

from Outer Space Made Our World. By

Astronomer��s Guide to the Night Sky

Salas, a retired U.S.A.F. officer, witnessed

Tim Gregory. Beneath the charred crusts of

and the Universe. By Nigel Henbest.

firsthand a UAP (unidentified aerial phenomenon)

meteorites lies a staggering diversity of rock

Introduces the basic concepts of when and

while visiting and disabling nuclear missiles. He

types. Their unique components, vibrant

how to observe space, through to current

shares his experience as well as the many

colors, and pungent smells contain thrilling

theories on everything from black holes to

incidents of similar visits during the last 80 years

tales of condensing stardust, interstellar

red giants. Illus. 240 pages. Cassell.

that have been covered up. Illus. 229 pages. New

winds tearing through space, and the fiery

Pub. at $14.99

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Page Books. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95

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collisions of entire worlds. If we travel far

*7879024 BEFORE THE BIG BANG: The enough back in time, all that is earth was once sky. 299 pages.

*800806X OUR MOON: How Earth��s

$7.95

O r i g i n o f O u r U n iv e r s e f r o m t h e Basic. Pub. at $30.00

Celestial Companion Transformed the

Multiverse. By Laura Mersini-Houghton. A

*7950004 A BRIEF HISTORY OF BLACK

Planet, Guided Evolution, and Made Us

revolutionary new account of our universe��s

HOLES: And Why Nearly Everything You

Who We Are. By Rebecca Boyle. Boyle

creation�Cand a breathtaking exploration of

Know About Them Is Wrong. By Becky

takes readers on a dazzling lunar tour to

the landscape from which we sprang. New

Smethurst. Explains why black holes aren��t

reveal the intimate roles that our 4.51 billion

scientific tools are now giving us the ability

really ��black��, that you never ever want to be

year-old companion has played in our

to peer beyond the limits of our universe and

��spaghettified��, how black holes are more like

biological and cultural evolution. 16 pages

to test our theories about what is there. And

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of photos, most in color. 313 pages.

what we are finding is upending everything we thought we

the event horizon, the future is a direction in Random. Pub. at $28.99

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knew about the cosmos and our place in it. 216 pages.

space rather than in time. Illus. 280 pages.

1907727 ROCKET AGE: The Race to the

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$14.95 Pan. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99

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Moon and What It Took to Get There. By

*8051119 2024 GUIDE TO THE NIGHT

7966970 SPACEFLIGHT: A Concise

George D. Morgan. Traces the history of

SKY. B y S . D u n lo p & W. Ti r io n . A

History. By Michael J. Neufeld. A concise

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comprehensive month by month handbook to

history of spaceflight, from military rocketry

early experiments, through World War II and the

the stars and constellations visible from

through Sputnik, Apollo, robots in space,

work of Wernher von Braun and his German

North America in 2024. Both an easy

space culture, and human spaceflight today.

engineers, on to the postwar improvements

introduction to astronomy and a useful

Illus. 233 pages. MIT Press. Paperbound.

made by Sergei Korolov and his team and

reference for seasoned stargazers. Fully illus.

Pub. at $15.95

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culminating with the historical Moon walk made

in color. 113 pages. Collins. Paperbound.

by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. 16 pages of photos, many in

Pub. at $14.95

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color. 227 pages. Prometheus. Pub. at $24.95

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