by Mark Brake · Crackboom Livres · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782898023255
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«La science dans l'univers Star Wars : faits ou fiction ?» is the popular science essay by Mark Brake, published by Crackboom Livres in paperback (180 pages, in French).
The book examines the science behind the phenomena of the Star Wars saga: interstellar travel, extraterrestrial life and space technology. Throughout its pages it asks how much it would cost to build the Death Star, whether the saga predicted the discovery of exoplanets like Kepler-16b, nicknamed Tatooine, or how the Starkiller base would work. It also addresses evolution in fictional worlds, the exogorths of the asteroids, the resistance of Jakku and the relationship between NASA and the universe created by George Lucas.
Unofficial guide to the Star Wars universe, in French, published in 2021 by Crackboom Livres. The book is aimed at young and children's audiences and combines questions about the saga with scientific explanations about space, physics and biology.
Intended for curious young people and Star Wars fans who want to compare the saga's fiction with current scientific knowledge.
Mark Brake is a Welsh author, broadcaster and former professor of science communication at the University of Glamorgan.
