Isbn: 9789359664088 - the crowded cosmos: a definitive review of intelligent life beyond earth (3 resultados)

Editorial: Motilal Banarsidass Publishing House, 2024
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Soft cover. Condición: New. Are we alone in the universe? With growing backing from scientific and defense communities, the possibility of a cosmos filled with intelligent life seems increasingly plausible. But what might intelligent life beyond Earth look like? Could we even begin to understand it? And how close are we to finding the definitive answer we seek? In The Crowded Cosmos, renowned astrophysicist Hagai Netzer and science author Ami Ben Bassat explore the latest cutting-edge astrophysical research to paint a comprehensive picture of the ongoing revolution in the search for life on distant exoplanets. From the origins of biological life in our galaxy to the expanding quest for extraterrestrial life, the far-reaching consequences of space travel, and potential encounters with alien civilizations, this book challenges readers to ask new and profound questions about life on Earth and the extraordinary possibilities in a cosmos that may be far more crowded than we ever imagined. …