"Universes" Book From Greek Worlds to Multiverses The Universes book is an overview of how over the centuries we have looked at the sky and tried to explain it. Since the dawn of time, man has been observing the sky and trying to understand how the universe is made. Philosophers imagine it to be round or infinite, small or gigantic. Physicists and mathematicians develop complex theories, while astronomers invent sophisticated tools to explore it. 10 years after his captivating "Book of Imagined Lands", Duprat invites us to a wonderful visual and scientific journey into the universe of yesterday, today and tomorrow, from the spherical cosmos of the Pythagoreans to the heliocentric cosmos of Copernicus, from the brilliant intuition of time as Einstein's fourth dimension to the most recent theories derived from quantum mechanics. The more we observe the universe, the more it surprises and fascinates us. We will certainly never stop imagining it and representing it. Details: recommended ag