DARK MATTER, DARK ENERGY, AND THE INVISIBLE UNIVERSE: HOW EINSTEIN, THE ROMAN SPACE TELESCOPE, AND JAMES WEBB TELESCOPE UNLOCK COSMIC MYSTERIES.
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DARK MATTER, DARK ENERGY, AND THE INVISIBLE UNIVERSE: HOW EINSTEIN, THE ROMAN SPACE TELESCOPE, AND JAMES WEBB TELESCOPE UNLOCK COSMIC MYSTERIES.

by Brenda J. Austin

Science Physics Astronomy
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Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and the Invisible Universe explores the unseen components of the cosmos and the questions they raise. Bringing together Einstein’s ideas with the Roman Space Telescope and James Webb Space Telescope, Brenda J. Austin offers a concise introduction to the science behind humanity’s continuing search for cosmic understanding.

About This Book

Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and the Invisible Universe introduces the central ideas behind some of cosmology’s most compelling questions.

The book connects dark matter and dark energy with Einstein’s contributions to our understanding of the universe.

It also highlights the Roman Space Telescope and James Webb Space Telescope as important tools for investigating cosmic mysteries.

Accessible to readers interested in astronomy and modern science, this work offers an overview of the invisible forces and unanswered questions shaping our view of the cosmos.

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