Revel in this photographic journey—complete with a foreword by the illustrious Professor Stephen Hawking—of the awe-inspiring beauty of the cosmos. Complemented by insightful descriptions, these photographs are some of the most remarkable ever taken of our universe. Organized thematically into nebulas, stars, the sun, the planets, satellites, galaxies, and the origins of the universe, the entries cover everything from asteroids to white dwarfs. Special boxes highlight significant facts, including the name of the space probe or telescope that captured each image and the distance of the object from Earth. An entire section is devoted to the spacecraft from which the images were taken, including their purpose, who built them, where they have travelled, and what they have discovered.
Mary K. Baumann is a partner in the Minneapolis strategic design firm Hopkins/Baumann, specializing in publication design. She has lectured and internationally and nationally on visual trends and is both an advisor and faculty member at the Yale Publishing Course. Hopkins/Baumann recently relocated after years in New York to Minneapolis, Minnesota. In addition to her publication work for such publication as People, Life, Money, GEO, Architectural Digest, JAMA and Kids Discover, she has produced and authored the book What’s Out There: Images from Here to the Edge of the Universe published by Duncan Baird. What’s Out There was named one of the “Best Science Books of the Year” by Discover magazine and one of the “Top Photo Books of the Year” by American Photo. She has also completed The Dictionary of Love for Avon books which arrived just in time for Valentine’s Day 2008.
Mikäli tämä nyt on se mitä luulen: MARY K. BAUMANN : AVARUUS : KUVIA UNIVERSUMIN IHMEISTÄ, niin toinen lapsuuden lempikirjoistani (toinen oli Tietoretken Taiteet)!!! Ihan eri kansi vain englanniksi, niin vaikea tunnistaa.