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Management number 233377495 Release Date 2026/06/27 List Price $9.53 Model Number 233377495
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Considering the development of life on Earth, the existence of life in extreme environments and the potential for life elsewhere in the Universe, this book gives a fascinating insight into our place in the Universe. Chris Impey leads the reader through the history, from the Copernican revolution to the emergence of the field of astrobiology – the study of life in the cosmos. He examines how life on Earth began, exploring its incredible variety and the extreme environments in which it can survive. Finally, Impey turns his attention to our Solar System and the planets beyond, discussing whether there may be life elsewhere in the Universe. Written in non-technical language, this book is ideal for anyone wanting to know more about astrobiology and how it is changing our views of life and the Universe. An accompanying website available at www.cambridge.org/9780521173841 features podcasts, articles and news stories on astrobiology. Read more

ASIN B009019UV0
XRay Not Enabled
ISBN13 978-1139547925
Edition Updated edition
Language English
File size 5.4 MB
Page Flip Enabled
Publisher Cambridge University Press
Word Wise Enabled
Print length 417 pages
Accessibility Learn more
Screen Reader Supported
Publication date June 2, 2011
Enhanced typesetting Enabled

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