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This highly accessible book takes readers on a journey from the beginning of time to the end of the universe to uncover our origins and reveal our destiny. It presents surprising, fascinating answers to the big questions of physics, biology and neuroscience.

Neueste Forschungsergebnisse legen nahe, dass es allein in unserer Galaxie über zehn Milliarden bewohnbare Planeten geben könnte. Die wissenschaftliche Suche nach außerirdischem Leben ist dadurch zu einer ernst zu nehmenden Disziplin geworden. Doch wie viel können wir von unserem Beobachtungsposten auf der Erde überhaupt erfahren über diese fremden Welten? Könnten Menschen auf diesen Planeten überleben, und wie könnte „echtes“ außerirdisches Leben aussehen? Unsere Träume von Außerirdischen wurden durch Science-Fiction geprägt, aber sind diese Träume realistisch? Ben Moore nimmt uns mit auf eine atemberaubende Reise zwischen Wissenschaft und menschlicher Vorstellungskraft.

Leicht zugänglich und abwechslungsreich erzählt der renommierte Astrophysiker Ben Moore die Geshichte unseres Universums vom Urknall bis in die ferne Zukunft. Dabei tauchen wir nicht nur in die geheimnisvolle Welt der Astrophysik ein, sondern gehen auch vielen Rätseln der Biologie, der Neurowissenschaft, der Geschichte und der Geologie auf den Grund. Was ist der Ursprung des Atoms? Wie entstehen und sterben Sterne? Gibt es Außerirdische? Wie lange kann Leben auf unserem Planeten noch währen?

Three hilarious short tales that are rich in wordplay, but are also touching stories about love and loss and what draws us together.

Accurate kicking is a critical skill in Australian Rules Football and is a key element of a team’s success. However, many of today’s methods for training kickers are based on principles that contradict the movements demonstrated by the game’s most successful players. In this guide, former Sydney Swans skill acquisition coach Ben Moore offers a holistic approach to learning and improving kicking technique. Drawing on his background in playing and coaching cricket, studying sport and exercise science, and observing junior and senior AFL players over a number of years, Moore provides a philosophy for approaching practice that can be applied across all standards of player. He clarifies the important movements in the kicking process and explores the mental aspects behind practice in particular. Moore defines methods for both goal kicking and field kicking and offers advice on practice techniques. Now both players and coaches can gain a unique perspective on what makes a successful kick and how to properly set up a learning environment. Participants and coaches at all levels will be able to use these tools to develop their own successful skills program.

(Vocal). This poem by John Keats has been set into a cycle of eight songs for baritone and piano which was commissioned by Suzie Kovner for her husband Bruce in commemoration of his 65th birthday. Songs My heart aches * O, for a draught * Fade far away * Away! away! * I cannot see what flowers * Darkling I listen * Thou wast not born for death * Adieu!

Focusing on essential techniques and concepts for GNVQ Media at the Advanced Level, this book offers in-depth coverage of communication and production. It features real-life case studies and practical assignments designed to aid students in building their portfolios, making it a valuable resource for those pursuing a career in media.

The narrative invites readers into a captivating world filled with surprises, transforming the mundane into the extraordinary. It challenges traditional storytelling boundaries, ensuring that each page reveals new twists and turns that keep the reader engaged. This literary journey promises to be both unforgettable and thought-provoking, celebrating the beauty of the unexpected in life and literature.

Engaging with contemporary debates on anthropocentrism and the Anthropocene, this work proposes a fresh perspective on the realist novel of the late nineteenth century. It introduces 'human tissue' as a conceptual framework, merging biology and literature while examining its relevance during the Victorian era. Through case studies of Charles Kingsley, George Eliot, and Emile Zola, alongside their influence on George Moore and Vernon Lee, the book presents a novel methodology that intertwines realism and ecological concerns in literary criticism.

Exploring the interplay of visibility and concealment in the urban landscapes of the nineteenth century, this work introduces the concept of "invisible architecture." By examining the writings of Elizabeth Gaskell, Charles Dickens, and Émile Zola alongside urban structures like cellars, railways, and department stores, the author reveals a complex relationship between different spatial forms. The analysis extends to Gothic cathedrals, arabesques, and white walls, providing a nuanced understanding of the era's uneven modernity.