Astrophysics for Young Whizz Kids, Neil deGrasse Tyson's bestseller about the world and the universe, tailored for children and teenagers. What is the difference between stars and supernovae? What exactly is matter and what is dark matter? What does it mean to have a "cosmic perspective" on things?

From the basic principles of physics to the big questions about space and time, the famous astrophysicist and science communicator Neil deGrasse Tyson "breaks down" all the mysteries of the universe into tiny, tasty bites of knowledge. Astrophysics for Young Whizz Kids describes fundamental laws and unanswered questions about the universe in a clear way – along with plenty of Tyson's well-known humor.

Yes, astrophysics is fun here. With lots of images and diagrams, and additional explanatory tables, Gregory Mone, who adapted the book specifically for children and teenagers, ensures that even the most complex concepts are understandable.