The Secret Life of the Universe
An Astrobiologist's Search for the Origins and Frontiers of Life
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The Secret Life of the Universe
ナレーター：
Cassandra Campbell
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Cassandra Campbell
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How did life begin on Earth? Could it exist on other planets? Or are we alone in the universe?
In recent years, incredible breakthroughs have revolutionised our understanding of the cosmos. New discoveries include the existence of millions of exoplanets, many of which could be a potential habitat for extraterrestrial life. Nathalie A. Cabrol, celebrated astrobiologist and director of the Carl Sagan Center at the SETI Institute, is the perfect guide to this golden age of astronomy.
The Secret Life of the Universe starts with the beginning of life on our own planet, before embarking on an exhilarating tour of the Solar System and beyond. This dazzling book explores the conditions and habitats where life may be found, and searches for answers to questions that have preoccupied humankind for centuries.
‘A mind-altering and exhilarating read’
Helen Macdonald, author of H is for Hawk
‘An enthralling read . . . it’s sure to captivate readers from start to finish’
BBC Sky at Night
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‘In this cutting-edge, wide-ranging survey of a truly extraordinary subject, the celebrated scientist Nathalie Cabrol takes us on an odyssey full of astonishing possibility, crossing vast distances and many scales to tell the story of our search for extraterrestrial life. The Secret Life of the Universe weaves together the history of space exploration, planetary science, the changing technological and intellectual frameworks of SETI, and deliberations on the very nature and meaning of life. It’s a mind-altering and exhilarating read for anyone who has ever wondered: are we alone?’ (Helen Macdonald, author of H is for Hawk)
‘Of all the popular books on the search for life that are now being published, this one is quite special. Written by an outstanding astrobiologist, Dr. Natalie Cabrol, The Secret Life of the Universe takes you step by step through each of the top candidates in the solar system and beyond into the Milky Way where life could exist, and how we are looking for it. Natalie tackles advanced concepts and explains them with ease. I highly recommend this book!’ (James L. Green, former NASA chief scientist)
‘Intimate and cosmic, it is the passionate traveller’s tale of a distinguished scientist approaching the most fascinating questions of all' (Ann Druyan, writer, producer, and director of Cosmos)
‘It’s a dizzying read . . . In this mind-expanding book she takes us to the frontiers of the search for life . . . I learned so much’ (Caroline Sanderson)
'Some people are in the enviable position of loving their work. Cabrol is one of them, and it shows in this wonderfully sweeping book . . . This is a book for anyone with an interest in scientific discovery and a perfect choice for any budding astronomer or astrobiologist. Combining enthusiasm and knowledge, Cabrol gives a lovely guided tour of the possibilities of the cosmos'
‘Read Cabrol if you want a vivid, fiercely intelligent tour of what may turn out to be our teeming, life-filled solar system’
‘An expertly guided tour of humankind’s search for life beyond Earth . . . The Secret Life of the Universe is an enthralling read, introducing an exciting and quickly accelerating field. It’s sure to captivate readers from start to finish’
‘Nathalie Cabrol is an ideal guide . . . her book becomes truly dizzying in the prospects it opens up’
'Cabrol writes that we’re in the midst of a "golden age of astrobiology" and her book is an awe-inspiring and lucid primer . . . She also offers a fascinating preview of future space missions that may help answer that question even further'
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