A universe of earths: our planet and other worlds, from Copernicus to NASA

B. Ishak

doi:10.1080/00107514.2026.2677492

June 24, 2026Contemporary Physics

A universe of earths: our planet and other worlds, from Copernicus to NASA

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The book aims to explore the relationship between Earth and other celestial bodies throughout history.
Chronological examination of historical figures like Copernicus and their impact on astronomy
Discussion on modern space exploration missions such as those by NASA
Analysis of theories surrounding exoplanets and planetary science
Engages readers with a rich narrative of astronomical discoveries
Highlights the evolution of our understanding of Earth's place in the universe
Sparks interest in ongoing explorations and scientific advancements in astronomy

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Book discusses the historical and scientific journey of Earth and other worlds, emphasizing exploration.

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If the readers are looking for something about the so-called new Earths discovered by Kepler and TESS et al., look away now. Despite the title, this book has nothing to do with those Earths. Writte...

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