The Big Splat, or How Our Moon Came to be: A Violent Natural History (Physics) - - Hardcover
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The Big Splat, or How Our Moon Came to Be (2003)
EN HC NWISBN: 9780471150572 bzw. 0471150576, in Englisch, John Wiley & Sons Inc, gebundenes Buch, neu.
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This unique science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in ´´local´´ astronomy-the evolution of a successful theory of the moon´s genesis that is little known outside of the scientific community. Science writer Dana Mackenzie explains how the moon was born, exploring notions of the moon in classical cosmology and relating the fascinating history of lunar speculation from Galileo to George Darwin (son of Charles) to modern astronauts and astronomers. Readers will never again, The first popular book to explain the dramatic theory behind the Moon´s genesis This lively science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in planetary astronomy-a successful theory of the birth of the Moon. Science journalist Dana Mackenzie traces the evolution of this theory, one little known outside the scientific community: a Mars-sized object collided with Earth some four billion years ago, and the remains of this colossal explosion-the Big Splat-came together to form the Moon. Beginning with notions of the Moon in ancient cosmologies, Mackenzie relates the fascinating history of lunar speculation, moving from Galileo and Kepler to George Darwin (son of Charles) and the Apollo astronauts, whose trips to the lunar surface helped solve one of the most enigmatic mysteries of the night sky: who hung the Moon? Dana Mackenzie (Santa Cruz, CA) is a freelance science journalist. His articles have appeared in such magazines as Science, Discover, American Scientist, The Sciences, and New Scientist. gebundene Ausgabe, 11.04.2003.
This unique science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in ´´local´´ astronomy-the evolution of a successful theory of the moon´s genesis that is little known outside of the scientific community. Science writer Dana Mackenzie explains how the moon was born, exploring notions of the moon in classical cosmology and relating the fascinating history of lunar speculation from Galileo to George Darwin (son of Charles) to modern astronauts and astronomers. Readers will never again, The first popular book to explain the dramatic theory behind the Moon´s genesis This lively science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in planetary astronomy-a successful theory of the birth of the Moon. Science journalist Dana Mackenzie traces the evolution of this theory, one little known outside the scientific community: a Mars-sized object collided with Earth some four billion years ago, and the remains of this colossal explosion-the Big Splat-came together to form the Moon. Beginning with notions of the Moon in ancient cosmologies, Mackenzie relates the fascinating history of lunar speculation, moving from Galileo and Kepler to George Darwin (son of Charles) and the Apollo astronauts, whose trips to the lunar surface helped solve one of the most enigmatic mysteries of the night sky: who hung the Moon? Dana Mackenzie (Santa Cruz, CA) is a freelance science journalist. His articles have appeared in such magazines as Science, Discover, American Scientist, The Sciences, and New Scientist. gebundene Ausgabe, 11.04.2003.
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The Big Splat, or How Our Moon Came to Be
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This unique science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in "local" astronomy-the evolution of a successful theory of the moon's genesis that is little known outside of the scientific community. Science writer Dana Mackenzie explains how the moon was born, exploring notions of the moon in classical cosmology and relating the fascinating history of lunar speculation from Galileo to George Darwin (son of Charles) to modern astronauts and astronomers. Readers will never again look, The first popular book to explain the dramatic theory behind the Moon's genesis This lively science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in planetary astronomy-a successful theory of the birth of the Moon. Science journalist Dana Mackenzie traces the evolution of this theory, one little known outside the scientific community: a Mars-sized object collided with Earth some four billion years ago, and the remains of this colossal explosion-the Big Splat-came together to form the Moon. Beginning with notions of the Moon in ancient cosmologies, Mackenzie relates the fascinating history of lunar speculation, moving from Galileo and Kepler to George Darwin (son of Charles) and the Apollo astronauts, whose trips to the lunar surface helped solve one of the most enigmatic mysteries of the night sky: who hung the Moon? Dana Mackenzie (Santa Cruz, CA) is a freelance science journalist. His articles have appeared in such magazines as Science, Discover, American Scientist, The Sciences, and New Scientist.
This unique science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in "local" astronomy-the evolution of a successful theory of the moon's genesis that is little known outside of the scientific community. Science writer Dana Mackenzie explains how the moon was born, exploring notions of the moon in classical cosmology and relating the fascinating history of lunar speculation from Galileo to George Darwin (son of Charles) to modern astronauts and astronomers. Readers will never again look, The first popular book to explain the dramatic theory behind the Moon's genesis This lively science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in planetary astronomy-a successful theory of the birth of the Moon. Science journalist Dana Mackenzie traces the evolution of this theory, one little known outside the scientific community: a Mars-sized object collided with Earth some four billion years ago, and the remains of this colossal explosion-the Big Splat-came together to form the Moon. Beginning with notions of the Moon in ancient cosmologies, Mackenzie relates the fascinating history of lunar speculation, moving from Galileo and Kepler to George Darwin (son of Charles) and the Apollo astronauts, whose trips to the lunar surface helped solve one of the most enigmatic mysteries of the night sky: who hung the Moon? Dana Mackenzie (Santa Cruz, CA) is a freelance science journalist. His articles have appeared in such magazines as Science, Discover, American Scientist, The Sciences, and New Scientist.
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astronomy,astronomy and astrophysics,astronomy and space science,cosmology,science and math,science and math,textbooks, The first popular book to explain the dramatic theory behind the Moon's genesisThis lively science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in planetary astronomy-a successful theory of the birth of the Moon. Science journalist Dana Mackenzie traces the evolution of this theory, one little known outside the scientific community: a Mars-sized object collided with Earth some four billion years ago, and the remains of this colossal explosion-the Big Splat-came together to form the Moon. Beginning with notions of the Moon in ancient cosmologies, Mackenzie relates the fascinating history of lunar speculation, moving from Galileo and Kepler to George Darwin (son of Charles) and the Apollo astronauts, whose trips to the lunar surface helped solve one of the most enigmatic mysteries of the night sky: who hung the Moon?Dana Mackenzie (Santa Cruz, CA) is a freelance science journalist. His articles have appeared in such magazines as Science, Discover, American Scientist, The Sciences, and New Scientist.
astronomy,astronomy and astrophysics,astronomy and space science,cosmology,science and math,science and math,textbooks, The first popular book to explain the dramatic theory behind the Moon's genesisThis lively science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in planetary astronomy-a successful theory of the birth of the Moon. Science journalist Dana Mackenzie traces the evolution of this theory, one little known outside the scientific community: a Mars-sized object collided with Earth some four billion years ago, and the remains of this colossal explosion-the Big Splat-came together to form the Moon. Beginning with notions of the Moon in ancient cosmologies, Mackenzie relates the fascinating history of lunar speculation, moving from Galileo and Kepler to George Darwin (son of Charles) and the Apollo astronauts, whose trips to the lunar surface helped solve one of the most enigmatic mysteries of the night sky: who hung the Moon?Dana Mackenzie (Santa Cruz, CA) is a freelance science journalist. His articles have appeared in such magazines as Science, Discover, American Scientist, The Sciences, and New Scientist.
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The Big Splat, or How Our Moon Came to be, A Violent Natural History (2003)
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The first popular book to explain the dramatic theory behind the Moon's genesis This lively science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in planetary astronomy-a successful theory of the birth of the Moon.Soort: Met illustraties;Taal: Engels;Afmetingen: 25x240x160 mm;Gewicht: 504,00 gram;Verschijningsdatum: maart 2003;ISBN10: 0471150576;ISBN13: 9780471150572; Engelstalig | Hardcover | 2003.
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The first popular book to explain the dramatic theory behind the Moon's genesis This lively science history relates one of the great recent breakthroughs in planetary astronomy-a successful theory of the birth of the Moon.Soort: Met illustraties;Taal: Engels;Afmetingen: 25x240x160 mm;Gewicht: 504,00 gram;Verschijningsdatum: maart 2003;ISBN10: 0471150576;ISBN13: 9780471150572; Engelstalig | Hardcover | 2003.
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The Big Splat, or How Our Moon Came to Be
EN HC USISBN: 9780471150572 bzw. 0471150576, in Englisch, Wiley, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Discover Books.
Wiley. Hardcover. GOOD. Gently used may contain ex-library markings, possibly has some light highlighting, textual notations, and or underlining. Text is still easily readable.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Discover Books.
Wiley. Hardcover. GOOD. Gently used may contain ex-library markings, possibly has some light highlighting, textual notations, and or underlining. Text is still easily readable.
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