by Hubert Reeves · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782020205719
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«Dernières nouvelles du cosmos» is Hubert Reeves's popular science essay, published by Seuil in paperback (240 pages, in French).
Reeves presents the most significant findings of 1990s cosmology and explains why the Big Bang is the most accepted description of the universe's evolution, without hiding its internal problems. From "cosmological fossils" (observations that reveal the state of the cosmos at different epochs), he leads the reader to the universe's first instants, up to the moment when the conventional clock marks "one second".
First volume of the series «Dernières nouvelles du cosmos», subtitled «Vers la première seconde»; the second volume is titled «La première seconde». The work belongs to Seuil's «Science ouverte» collection.
For popular science readers interested in cosmology and in evaluating the Big Bang theory.
Hubert Reeves was a French-Canadian astrophysicist and popularizer of science.
