The moment you enter Neil deGrasse Tyson’s world it means that you are going in a trip in outer space. And it is not the world that you have heard about in the fairy tales it is much more and with a much scientific approach. The reasons have a scientific touch though they are not fully scientific in a true sense all the time. This piece is associated with NASA and its ongoing space program which it ended decades ago because it was viewed as something that just consumed a lot of budget and nothing else.
The American vowed that no astronaut would be sent in space ever again but then the issue of prestige comes between the decisions. The American space program is surpassed by the programs lead by other super powers and thus an issue of prestige forces them to launch a new campaign. But now NASA is not the same old institute leading space missions it is reshaped and now it is part of the economy and its impact is there on the educational systems as well.
The horizon is quite big than the one in the past as we hear about its role and performance in the security of the country and investigation of different things happening in the world and the universe far beyond.
The purpose of this book is entirely different in comparison with Origins because this one is for the increase in enthusiasm for the space voyages. Mirron Willis uses simple and clear tone and puts energy into it as well so it would not look dull and boring piece of art related to space and technology.
