What does silence sound like in space? What happens when gravity disappears? And how far can we see into the depths of the universe? 'The Book About Space: Space Travel, Astronomy, and Distant Galaxies' takes you on a fascinating journey through the infinite expanses of the cosmos. With concise texts and spectacular large-format photos, the complex world of space becomes tangible and understandable – a must-have for anyone who dreams of the stars.

From humanity's first steps into near-Earth space to the challenges of intergalactic exploration: this book illuminates the various realms of space and explains how temperature, sound, and weightlessness behave in the emptiness of space. It dedicates itself to the history and future of space travel – from unmanned probes to manned missions – and takes a look at the legal and economic aspects, such as space law and the exploitation of resources.

Whether as a gift for astronomy enthusiasts or as inspiration for curious explorers: this book is a visual and intellectual treasure trove for anyone wanting to learn more about the mysteries of the universe.

What to expect:

• Exciting insights into the various areas of space
• Large-format photos of planets, galaxies, and space missions
• Understandable explanations of phenomena like weightlessness and vacuum
• The history of space travel – from its beginnings to future visions
• An ideal gift for space fans and knowledge seekers.