"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalHow old is the universe?
How was the Earth made?
What makes the sun so hot?
What would life be like if we didn't have the moon?
Well, why not find out for yourself? Get on board the Photon Express – your own little personal time traveller – and join the author on an exciting journey across the universe.
Travel back in time, and check out an infant Earth and a young sun, just as they begin to form, or zoom forward to see a black hole formation, or take a halt in any of the planets on the way!
With stunning pictures and illustrations, there is no doubt the book will bring outer space right into your living room!
Go behind the scenes, and meet gravity, the fundamental creative force behind the entire universe!
Get into the minds of great scientists to find out how they discovered the secrets of the world beyond earth. Cool thought experiments are included inside to awaken the scientist in you!
There is also a special guide for building your own little telescope included inside!
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Ashwat Prasanna
Eight-year-old Ashwat Prasanna is testament that age is no barrier when it comes to curiosity and understanding. Born in March 2008 in Michigan, USA, a young Ashwat showed a clear fascination for science. Optimistic and curious, he engaged himself in home projects and fun experiments aimed at making the world a better place. Age and schooling only increased his curiosity. In grade 3, Ashwat penned down his thoughts on six different topics in science. His rendition of complicated topics of science, using simple words and easy-to-follow analogies, made his booklets popular among his peers in school. This book is a compilation of a few of Ashwat’s booklets. His other accolades include winning Gold and Silver in Math, Cyber and Science Olympiads. In his free time, he likes to read books and go on road trips with his parents. More of his work can be found here: https://masteringscience.wordpress.com
