by Fulvio Melia · Cambridge University Press · tapa dura · ISBN 9780521814058
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«The Edge of Infinity» is Fulvio Melia's popular science essay, published by Cambridge University Press in hardcover.
Melia explains how supermassive black holes, once seen as destructive forces, came to be considered key to the formation of the early universe, with bursts of star formation, planets, and even life.
First edition published in 2003; 158 pages. Fulvio Melia is Professor of Astronomy and Associate Director of Physics at the University of Arizona.
Aimed at the general reader interested in astronomy and cosmology, with no need for specialized training.
