Day and night. Our lives are run by the flow of one to the other, the distinction as profound as anything we know.
An edition of The Little Book of stars
(2000)
The Little Book of stars
by James B. Kaler
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The point of this book is to provide a brief, easy-to-read but comprehensive overview of stars: where they came from; what they are made of; what will happen to them, and what they mean to us from a scientific, aesthetic and cultural point of view. The book will focus on stars and astronomy, and will keep technical physics to a minimum.
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"Day and night. Our lives are run by the flow of one to the other, the distinction as profound as anything we know."
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