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History of the Universe - Wyken Seagrave

History of the Universe

Wyken Seagrave
Penny Press Ltd , English
1 rating

This books shines a scientific light onto Big History.

“I find the science fabulous (and many of the diagrams)…I think it will be an extremely useful teaching tool, particularly for those parts of the story more focussed on the natural sciences.”

Professor David Christian
Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia
President International Big History Association

“History of the Universe is a well-rounded treatment of a vast body of facts that makes an excellent point of reference for any student of Big History. The science is clearly laid out, sometimes with more detail than we could possibly hope to fit into a thirteen week entry level undergraduate course…It is a very good work and an excellent contribution to the genre.”

David Baker
Postgraduate Student
Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia

The History of the Universe integrates a wide range of scientific, historical and social knowledge into a single unified story which not only shows us how we fit into the world around us but also uses the lessons of the past to make predictions about the future.

This book integrates a wide range of scientific, historical and social knowledge into a single unified story which begins with the Big Bang and ends by using the lessons of the past to make predictions about the future.

It can be used as a reader for integrated science or Big History courses in schools or colleges.

It contains over 300 illustrations and an extensive glossary explaining key ideas in more detail. It introduces two innovative models, SoccEarth and PennySystem, to help the reader get a physical feeling for very small and very large objects.

It sells at a fraction of the price of other comparable books.