Publisher's Synopsis
Could Humans Ever Travel To Other Galaxies Within Their Lifetime?
Our universe is one of immense and inconceivable scale, punctuated by at least 76 billion stars, Owaisi's of light permeating the dark, there are more stars in our universe than there are grains of sand on every Beach on earth, it's an absurd number that defies human comprehension. Yet despite this abundance of cosmic landmarks, there's a certain irony that we live in a universe where the outposts of concentrated matter are few and far between, if each star were indeed shrunk down to the size of a grain of sand then the typical separation between each grain would be about six miles so that's sort of the distance from here at Columbia to downtown Manhattan in the Greenwich Village. The immense scale of the Universe seems to prohibit such voyages, after all the nearest galaxy is so far away that it takes light itself - the fastest thing in the Universe - 2.5 million years to complete the trip. Remarkably, there is a trick that might allow humans to accomplish this feat. See the wonderful, staggering, and spectacular possibilities as we step onboard the constantly accelerating spaceship that might allow humans to accomplish this feat. Pick up your copy by clicking on the BUY NOW button at the top before the price changes.
