Lyman Page, professor of astronomy at Princeton University in New Jersey and an expert in the Big Bang’s afterglow, has recently released The Little Book of Cosmology, a book highlighting his many decades’ worth of research. Initially, I was unsure what to expect from this book, as many scientific books can often fall short of excitement and intrigue. Lyman Page’s offering was anything but; it is a perfectly crafted gem diving into the uncharted realms of cosmic understanding. Every page enchanted me with its concise yet profound explanations of cosmology and the universe; it truly stands alongside Steven Weinberg’s The First Three Minutes as an authority on all cosmic-related matters.
