Book Review
The book Death By Black Hole, by Neil DeGrasse Tyson was a both interesting and informative. He explains a number of difficult astronomical concepts in a reader friendly manner. Tyson also does his best to not only use terminology that an astrophysicist would understand. Some of the topics he addressed were topics I had already been introduced to in a brief astronomy unit, which is not surprising considering how many topics he covers in the book. My only complaint is that I found many topics were being repeated, which is bound to happen since all these chapters began first as separate essays. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in astronomy or who would like to expand on the already existing astronomy knowledge they have.
Some of the main topics addressed are:
-Humans and their technology -Speed of Light
-Gravity -Stars
-Astronomy of the past - Planets
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