THE LITTLE BOOK OF EXOPLANETS

Discover the fascinating world of exoplanets with this accessible and engaging book. Immerse yourself in a cosmic adventure, learning about the diversity of planets orbiting distant stars. An ideal read for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of the universe and understand how exoplanet research is changing our view of the cosmos.

• World-class author: Joshua Winn, a renowned astrophysicist, introduces readers to the fascinating world of exoplanets.
• Accessible language: The book is written in a way that is understandable to everyone, regardless of their level of astronomical knowledge.
• Cosmic adventure: Explore hot Jupiters, water worlds, and rocky globes similar to Earth.
• Revolution in science: Learn how exoplanet research is changing our understanding of the birth and evolution of planets.
• Up-to-date knowledge: The book presents the latest discoveries and research in the field of exoplanets.
• Inspiration for further research: After reading this book, you will never look at the stars the same way again.

"The Little Book of Exoplanets" is not only serious science, but also a captivating story about cosmic adventures. The author takes us on a journey to planets that orbit distant stars, revolutionizing our view of the universe. The book describes how astronomers discover hot Jupiters, water worlds, and rocky globes similar to Earth, and how this research is changing our understanding of the birth and evolution of planets. It is a brilliant and accessible guide to one of the most dynamic areas of science, bringing us closer to answering humanity's fundamental questions.

Joshua Winn, a world-class astrophysicist, shows in his book that exoplanets are not only serious science, but also a cosmic adventure, during which you will get to know a lot of fascinating and surprising new types of planets. After this reading, you will never look at the stars the same way again! The sky is full of planets - discover them with us.

The book, published by Helion in 2025, has 328 pages and a format of 150x218 mm. The paperback binding ensures comfortable reading and durability. It is the ideal gift for any astronomy and space enthusiast.