My First Book of the Cosmos
Science book for children
In My First Book of the Cosmos, we will explore the universe’s life story, from its birth to its possible end, and we will try to clear up some of its mysteries.
All that is known, and even beyond, is what we call the UNIVERSE or COSMOS. Join us on this mind-blowing journey!
Illustration: Eduard Altarriba
Text: Sheddad Kaid-Salah Ferrón
An original idea by Alababalà
All galaxies, all black holes, all stars, all planets, asteroids, comets, rocks, dust, creatures, planets, people, atoms, particles, light,…absolutely everything we know, and even more, is what we call the UNIVERSE or COSMOS.
In other words, the Universe is everything that exists: it is all space and time, and it is where all mass and energy is found.
Why isn’t there simply nothing? WHY DOES THE UNIVERSE BOTHER TO EXIST?
We’re going to take a trip through the life of the Cosmos from the time it was born until the time it might end, and try to unravel some of its mysteries.
BRITISH BOOK DESIGN & PRODUCTION AWARDS
My First Book of the Cosmos has been shortlisted in the Educational Books category for the British Book Design and Production Awards 2021
Editorial Juventud: 285 x 285 mm / Hardcover / 56 pages / ES, CA
Button Books: 248 x 248 mm / Hardcover / 56 pages / EN
Knesebeck: 285 x 285 mm / Hardcover / 48 pages / DE
Dourei: 292 x 292 mm / Hardcover / 52 pages / KR
Nathan: 285 x 285 mm / Hardcover / 48 pages / FR
AST: 270 x 270 mm / Hardcover / 48 pages / RU
21st Century Publishing Group: 285 x 2850 mm / Hardcover / 48 pages / CN
Adamada: 285 x 2850 mm / Hardcover / 45 pages / PL
San Min Book Co: 285 x 2850 mm / Hardcover / 56 pages / TW
aspdkw (Advance Scientific Publishing and Distribution Company): 285 x 2850 mm / Hardcover / 56 pages / TW
Kagaku Dojin: 285 x 2850 mm / Hardcover / 56 pages / JA
Erickson: 285 x 2850 mm / Hardcover / 56 pages / TW
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