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An Astrophysics Book made by a Ten Year Old

Ymara I. Butcher • Boek • paperback

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    "Astrowhatsit?

    Astrophysics deals with stars and planets, with black holes and Boltzmann brains. Wait!? Boltzmann brains! What are those?!? I’m ten years old and I wrote a book about astrophysics, and although it was hard work to make it, it was a blast, too! My goal with this book is to make science intriguing for kids and to make it understandable for them, too. I poured my heart and soul into every chapter, so I hope you enjoy reading it!"

    In this book, Ymara - a ten year old - takes you on a journey through the marvels of the world of astrophysics. Starting with the basics, she searches to explore more and more complicated subjects and theories, in a structured attempt to make it comprehensible for herself and you alike. Not shying subjects like black holes, quasars, Schrödinger’s cat and neutron stars and exploring fascinating theories like the Fermi paradox and Boltzmann brains, she shows you how much in the universe there is to marvel about.
  • Productinformatie
    Binding : Paperback
    Distributievorm : Boek (print, druk)
    Formaat : 130mm x 200mm
    Aantal pagina's : 98
    Uitgeverij : Inner Compass Publications
    ISBN : 9789083691220
    Datum publicatie : 04-2026
  • Inhoudsopgave
    Foreword 9

    Introduction 11

    - Part One - The Introduction 13
    - Chapter One - 15
    All made from...
    - Chapter Two - 19
    The periodic table
    - Chapter Three - 23
    The vacuum
    - Chapter Four - 25
    Space, what is it?
    - Chapter Five - 29
    Space and Time
    - Chapter Six - 31
    The four forces
    - Chapter Seven - 35
    All of quantum physics that you need to know

    - Part Two - The things we know 39
    - Chapter Eight - 41
    Supernovas
    - Chapter Nine - 45
    Black holes
    - Chapter Ten - 47
    Quasars
    - Chapter Eleven - 49
    Neutron stars

    - Part Three - Theory 51
    - Chapter Twelve - 53
    Gravastars
    - Chapter Thirteen - 55
    Boltzmann brains
    - Chapter Fourteen - 59
    The Fermi paradox
    - Chapter Fifteen - 61
    Wormholes
    - Chapter Sixteen - 63
    White holes

    - Part Four - The Process 65
    - Chapter Seventeen - 67
    The history of the universe
    - Chapter Eighteen - 71
    The life of a galaxy
    - Chapter Nineteen - 75
    The life of a star
    - Chapter Twenty - 79
    Birth to death of neutron stars
    - Chapter Twenty-One - 81
    The lifecycle of a black hole

    Epilogue 85

    Image credits 87

    Glossary 89
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All made from... 

There are many things in the universe, from a banana to an entire galaxy, but what if I told you everything was made of the same material (kind of)? You wouldn’t believe it, would you? Well, it is true! Everything is made of molecules. Molecules are made of atoms, and those are made of protons, neutrons and electrons, and protons and neutrons are made of quarks. What are these things and is there a limit to how small things can be?

Starting smallest... 

Let's start with quarks. Quarks are totally weird. For simplicity, try to picture them as colored marbles. They are too small to see with a microscope, but even stranger, they never occur by themselves, but only as part of other particles. There are different kinds (flavors) of quarks, six in total, of which five are stable. ×
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