books by Iain Nicolson

books by Iain Nicolson

books:

Iain Nicolson

Dark Side of the Universe: Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and the Fate of the Cosmos

Iain Nicolson

The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007

history, contemporary observations and theory explained in words
This book is a detailed overview of the contemporary ideas in cosmology, the meandering history of their conception and development, and the experimental observations supporting and sometimes contradicting them including the most contemporary experiments and ...

Gravity: Black Holes & the Universe

Iain Nicolson

Halsted Press, 1981

Makes Brief history of time = "THE UNIVERSE FOR DUMMIES"
Fantastic book for those who like A Brief History of Time and want more depth. This book is one I am proud to put on my book shelf as both a pleasure read and a reference. It is quite cheap too. Written very well and easy to understand with great diagrams.

The Illustrated World of Space
Iain Nicolson

Simon & Schuster (Juv), 1991

Explores the world of outer space, touching upon such aspects as the planets, solar system, deep space, and life and death of stars.

Unfolding our Universe

Iain Nicolson

Cambridge University Press, 1999

WAY TOO MUCH
This book claims to be for a lower-level college Astronomy course. Currently, I am enrolled in a lower level astronomy course and have just completed the book. IN the early chapters the book is supurb, primarily because it relies heavily on definitions, however, ...

Dark Side of the Universe: Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and the Fate of the Universe
Iain Nicolson

Canopus Publishing Limited, 2007

The Universe

Iain Nicolson, Sir Patrick Moore

HarperCollins Publishers Ltd, 1985

The Best
Visually intoxicating! You can learn the secrets of the universe in this one volume. I have numerous DK published books all of which are excellent. However, this is the paragon that all the other books are judged by. Simply, it is the best book that they have ever ...