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This fairy-tale book tells the story of the ever-hungry black hole while clearly explaining what black holes are, how they grow, and how they influence the stars in their surroundings. The author, astrophysicist Dr. Václav Pavlík, drew on his own scientific research when writing the story. By combining imagination, modern astronomy, and beautiful illustrations by academic painter Zdenka Krejčová, the book opens up a fascinating universe to readers—both children and adults. It also includes an original gastronomic appendix by co-author Petra Červená, which playfully expands on the themes of the story.
Pre-order; delivery in the second half of April.
This fairy-tale book tells the story of the ever-hungry black hole while clearly explaining what black holes are, how they grow, and how they influence the stars in their surroundings. The author, astrophysicist Dr. Václav Pavlík, drew on his own scientific research when writing the story. By combining imagination, modern astronomy, and beautiful illustrations by academic painter Zdenka Krejčová, the book opens up a fascinating universe to readers—both children and adults. It also includes an original gastronomic appendix by co-author Petra Červená, which playfully expands on the themes of the story.
Data sheet
- Author
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Pavlík Václav
- Illustration
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Krejčová Zdenka
- Photos
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NASA
- Edition
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Astronomical Fairy Tales
- Binding
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Hardback
- Width
- 175 mm
- Height
- 155 mm
- Number of pages
- 48
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Pre-order; delivery in the second half of April.
This fairy-tale book tells the story of the ever-hungry black hole while clearly explaining what black holes are, how they grow, and how they influence the stars in their surroundings. The author, astrophysicist Dr. Václav Pavlík, drew on his own scientific research when writing the story. By combining imagination, modern astronomy, and beautiful illustrations by academic painter Zdenka Krejčová, the book opens up a fascinating universe to readers—both children and adults. It also includes an original gastronomic appendix by co-author Petra Červená, which playfully expands on the themes of the story.