by André Brahic, Isabelle Grenier · Ediciones Paidós · tapa dura · ISBN 9788449322204
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«Luces de estrellas: Los colores de lo invisible» is the popular astronomy essay by André Brahic and Isabelle Grenier, published by Ediciones Paidós in hardcover (288 pages, in Spanish).
A popular science work that takes a journey through the beauty of the sky and shows how observing at invisible wavelengths reveals a universe different from the one we perceive with the naked eye. Through striking images, it raises questions such as what the cosmos is made of, what unusual objects it harbors, or what our place in it is, and presents a changing, effervescent universe that transforms the traditional conception of the world.
It belongs to the Libros Singulares collection, volume 1. Its original title is «Lumières d'étoiles : les couleurs de l'invisible». The edition was published in 2009, coinciding with the International Year of Astronomy.
Intended for readers interested in astronomy and popular science who seek a visual and accessible approach to the universe.
