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Review ------ [review for 11 X 11 edition] This catalogue of discoveries made thanks to the Hubble tele works just as well as an otherworldly art book.--David Fuller"Winnipeg Free Press" (12/01/2012)

[review for 11 X 11 edition] Superbly well-produced. Any engagement with this "cosmic portfolio," from picture gazing to deep reading, is grandly rewarded.--Donna Seaman"Booklist" (12/01/2012)

[review for 11 X 11 edition] You won't find a better celestial tour guide than Dickinson. Pick up Hubble's Universe and enjoy the ride.--John McPhee"Halifax Chronicle Herald" (12/09/2012)

[review for 11 X 11 edition] {starred review) Dickinson details the Hubble Space Tele's contributions to science in both text and images. The book's precise descriptions and captions brilliantly complement the nearly 300 full-color Hubble images that form the bulk of the work. Its ten chapters showcase a selection of Hubble's most significant images with explanations of the discoveries they helped make. Especially fantastic are the images of solar wind stripping away large clouds that harbor stellar nurseries; images of Hubble's deep field, revealing galaxy clusters from halfway across the universe; and sublime images of vast, colorful nebulas.... Dickinson explains how all the photographed objects fit into scientists' understanding of cosmology, adding extra context to the pictures. Even if you only look at the pictures, this is an amazing book. The accompanying text and photo captions make the work outstanding.--Jeffrey Beall, University of Colorado Denver Libra"Library Journal" (01/01/2013)

[review for 11 X 11 edition] A visually breathtaking array of Hubble's images in an extraordinary new volume...a book to fill readers with wonder.--Steven W. Beattie"Quill and Quire" (11/29/2012)

[review for 11 X 11 edition] A very well done exploration of the tele, its uses, its history, its astonishing achievements, and its unique place in the science of astronomical observation. The spectacular pictures are certainly a major feature of the book.... A particularly impressive chapter explains six of Hubble's top discoveries that would not have been possible with earthbound teles... The science in it is excellent, as a layman's introduction to some otherwise difficult concepts... highly recommended for both the casual reader and the serious lover of astronomy.--John 0. Christensen, Brigham Young University, Pro"Science Books and Film" (02/01/2013)

[review for 11 X 11 edition] The array of pictures is simply awesome... This book is basically a feast of astrophotography. --Evan Gough"Universe Today" (12/05/2012) [review for 11 X 11 edition] At first glance, some readers might consider this a coffee table book with just a bunch of pretty pictures--the color images are very high quality--but the substantial captions for the images are extremely well written. Though readers can find many of the images online, they will not get the same lucid descriptions of the science behind the research of each astronomical object... This book will be useful as a supplementary resource for students in introductory astronomy courses. Hopefully, it will motivate more students to learn about the amazing universe that they live in. Highly recommended. --R. Kraus, University of Denver"Choice" (06/01/2013) [review for 11 X 11 edition] There's a new Hubble picture book every year, but this year we're lucky to have one authored by the guy who wrote NightWatch and The Universe and Beyond. --Alan Boyle"Cosmic Log on NBC News.com" (12/19/2012) About the Author ---------------- Terence Dickinson is the author of 15 astronomy books, including the international bestseller 'NightWatch' and 'The Backyard Astronomer's Guide'.