Due to the extreme shortage of food, mankind is facing the risk of extinction. Former astronaut Cooper and his companions embarked on the mission of "saving mankind." Driving a spaceship through the mysterious wormhole that appeared near Saturn to explore the planet most suitable for human habitation.
On this side of the earth, an old professor who is a former astronaut is committed to solving the problem of "gravity anomalies" and buying time for human beings to survive. But Cooper fell into a black hole...
This is the main plot of the movie "Interstellar", which is regarded as a "magic movie" by many people. It may also be the movie closest to a black hole. When it comes to black holes, have you only heard of them? Or, the impression of a black hole is that it is "greedy" and terrible. will swallow up everything around it, even light cannot escape.
Japanese cartoonist Junji Ito imagined such a planet in "Hell Star", swallowing up all other planets along the way, and finally extending its tentacles to the earth. And will black holes be like the planet in Junji Ito's works, which may threaten us on earth at any time?
People are still exploring their understanding of black holes. In 1963, black holes once again became the focus of astronomical research. Astronomers observed the black hole in the galaxy and found that it was far less bright than the quasar , and its mass was about 4.5 million times the mass of the sun.
A black hole is just a celestial body in the universe, full of mystery. And there are still many substances in the universe that we need to understand. For example, exploding stars, planets, red giants , white dwarfs , etc.
Regarding the wonderful universe that humans are still exploring, we are curious and fascinated by everything that happens in the universe. But for the scientific field, it is not so easy to understand it in depth. It always feels obscure and difficult to understand.
Best-selling author, professor at the University of Munich, Germany, German Astronomical Society member Harald Lesch, in his book "What Does This Universe Have to Do With Me", introduces us to the universe from infinity to infinity in plain and easy-to-understand language. From the universe to the world of infinitesimal particles, we can appreciate the wonders of the universe spanning tens of billions of years and at the same time realize the subtle relationship between ourselves and the universe from a completely new perspective.
Why is the universe called space? How do humans feel invisible forces? Why does time always move forward and never backward? How many dimensions does life have? What makes the earth a habitable planet? What is the relationship between the universe and us? We can all find the answers we want from this book.
If you are also curious about the universe, you may wish to read this book! Let us feel the vastness and wonder of the universe together, and find the subtle relationship between ourselves and the universe!
