Space. The Most Comprehensive Encyclopedia

A large modern encyclopedia about stars, planets, satellites, and the exploration of the universe, based on fresh scientific data and years of research results. The book is adorned with photographs from ground-based and orbital telescopes.

Under the cover, the reader will find many interesting facts about near and far space, for example:

·         Can you feel the breeze of stellar winds?

·         What are cosmic "wormholes" and where do they lead?

·         How do astronauts prepare for flight?

·         What will happen to our Galaxy in a billion years?

·         Why does humanity explore space?

The publication also pays great attention to well-known astronomers and researchers of the past, as well as to Russian cosmonautics from the first satellites to the present day.

Scientific data is illustrated with a large number of drawings, diagrams, and captivating photographs obtained using ground-based and orbital telescopes.

The encyclopedia "Space. The Most Comprehensive Encyclopedia" will make an excellent gift for schoolchildren, help boys and girls expand their horizons, and complement their educational programs. The book will take its rightful place on the bookshelf of every curious reader and, perhaps, a future astronomer or cosmonaut.