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Unknown Universe

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      A lens into the unexplored and unseen cosmos. A beautiful book showcasing the most stunning images from the first years of the James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful infrared space observatory, along with expert insights into their revelations. Discover how these awe-inspiring images enhance our understanding of the Cosmos, and what new mysteries they unlock for astronomers. Learn more about humanity's mission to explore the far reaches of the Universe. Discover the history and background of the JWST, its technical design (size, optical system, heat shield and orbit), how the incredible observatory's instruments work, and why its striking images look the way they do. Tom Kerss provides accessible commentary, explaining the images in non-scientific terms whilst introducing the astronomical jargon used by the experts. He presents his own previously unpublished images, processed from real data, and presents both the answers and questions brought to light by the engine of wonder that is the James Webb Space Telescope.

      CONTRIBUTORS: Tom Kerss EAN: 9780008774653 COUNTRY: United Kingdom PAGES: 224 WEIGHT: 660 g HEIGHT: 229 mm
      PUBLISHED BY: HarperCollins Publishers DATE PUBLISHED: 2025-08-28 CITY: GENRE: NATURE / Sky Observation, SCIENCE / Space Science / Astronomy, SCIENCE / Physics / Astrophysics, SCIENCE / Space Science / Cosmology, SCIENCE / Space Science / Stellar & Solar WIDTH: 189 mm SPINE:

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      Space, planets and extraterrestrial locations, Photographs: collections, Popular science, Theoretical and mathematical astronomy, Astronomical observation: observatories, equipment and methods, Cosmology and the universe, Galaxies and stars, Astrophysics, Space science, Popular astronomy and space

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      Tom Kerss F.R.A.S. is an astronomer and the author of numerous best selling books about the night sky for both adults and children. Having worked at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich for more than six years, he now shares his passion for the stars with people all over the world, delivering courses, podcasts and media interviews. Tom loves nothing more than to seek out the darkest and most beautiful skies on Earth, but he does most of his stargazing from his home in London. Find out more about Tom’s projects at tomkerss.co.uk

      Format: Paperback / softback

      A lens into the unexplored and unseen cosmos. A beautiful book showcasing the most stunning images from the first years of the James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful infrared space observatory, along with expert insights into their revelations. Discover how these awe-inspiring images enhance our understanding of the Cosmos, and what new mysteries they unlock for astronomers. Learn more about humanity's mission to explore the far reaches of the Universe. Discover the history and background of the JWST, its technical design (size, optical system, heat shield and orbit), how the incredible observatory's instruments work, and why its striking images look the way they do. Tom Kerss provides accessible commentary, explaining the images in non-scientific terms whilst introducing the astronomical jargon used by the experts. He presents his own previously unpublished images, processed from real data, and presents both the answers and questions brought to light by the engine of wonder that is the James Webb Space Telescope.

      CONTRIBUTORS: Tom Kerss EAN: 9780008774653 COUNTRY: United Kingdom PAGES: 224 WEIGHT: 660 g HEIGHT: 229 mm
      PUBLISHED BY: HarperCollins Publishers DATE PUBLISHED: 2025-08-28 CITY: GENRE: NATURE / Sky Observation, SCIENCE / Space Science / Astronomy, SCIENCE / Physics / Astrophysics, SCIENCE / Space Science / Cosmology, SCIENCE / Space Science / Stellar & Solar WIDTH: 189 mm SPINE:

      Book Themes:

      Space, planets and extraterrestrial locations, Photographs: collections, Popular science, Theoretical and mathematical astronomy, Astronomical observation: observatories, equipment and methods, Cosmology and the universe, Galaxies and stars, Astrophysics, Space science, Popular astronomy and space

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      Tom Kerss F.R.A.S. is an astronomer and the author of numerous best selling books about the night sky for both adults and children. Having worked at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich for more than six years, he now shares his passion for the stars with people all over the world, delivering courses, podcasts and media interviews. Tom loves nothing more than to seek out the darkest and most beautiful skies on Earth, but he does most of his stargazing from his home in London. Find out more about Tom’s projects at tomkerss.co.uk

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