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Astronomy and space

Astronomy and space

A suspenseful story of life and death in the universe

06 Mar 2024 Katherine Skipper

Katherine Skipper reviews Things That Go Bump in the Universe by C Renée James

Artist impression of a bright object in the universe, possibly an explosion
Don’t blink To the naked eye, the night sky looks cold and unchanging, but the evolution of the stars is unpredictable, fast and often destructive. (Courtesy: iStock/coffeekai)
In a saturated market, it’s hard to make an astronomy book stand out. For me, the blurb and introd

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