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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
This book is the outcome of a mutual captivation with the cosmos—a captivation that has prompted us to see celestial objects via telescopes, analyze far galaxies, and ponder the enigmas of space and time. The purpose of creating these pages is to make the immense scale of the universe more accessible to you and to make the fascinating aspects of astronomy not only understandable but also very captivating.
When choosing the 101 celestial wonders highlighted in this book, our aim was to curate a varied collection that accurately represents the vastness and diversity of the cosmos. Every item represents not just a scientific fact, but also a narrative that is ready to be shared. Every phenomenon, from the formation of stars in faraway nebulae to the synchronized movements of planets in our solar system, and even the breathtaking collisions of galaxies, serves as a glimpse into the remarkable splendor and intricacy of the universe.
"The Infinite Universe" transcends being a mere book; it serves as a steadfast companion during your cosmic odyssey. May it ignite within you a feeling of wonder and drive to investigate the vastness of the universe, to ponder the enigmas of the cosmos, and to establish a profound bond with the boundless expanse that envelops us all.
Yogesh G. Joshi, Vinit S. Gupta
Mr. Yogesh Joshi is an Assistant Professor in the Mechanical Engineering department at S. B Jain Institute of Technology, Management and Research, Nagpur (India). With a keen focus on the energy sector, His research expertise lies in the field of nanomaterials, refrigeration and renewable energy, where he has made significant contributions through a series of published research papers.
Dr. Vinit Gupta is serving as an Associate Professor in School of Engineering (Department of Mechanical Engineering), of P P Savani University, Surat (India). He has several research publications in peer reviewed journals to his credit and is actively involved in teaching, training and research. His major interest areas for research include tribology and dynamics, robotics, refrigeration engineering to name a few.
