Nemesis

Nemesis (1991) by Richard Muller — Guild Publishing Edition
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What if our solar system has a dark twin—an unseen companion star responsible for mass extinctions on Earth?

In Nemesis, physicist Richard Muller explores one of the most provocative cosmic theories of the 20th century: that a distant, dim star dubbed “Nemesis” may orbit the Sun every 26 million years, periodically disturbing the Oort Cloud and hurling comets toward Earth with catastrophic consequences. Blending hard science, speculative theory, and a dash of apocalyptic wonder, Muller unpacks the astronomical clues, the paleontological patterns, and the bold hypothesis that captured imaginations and sparked debate.

This 1991 Guild Publishing edition is a must-have for fans of speculative science and cosmic mysteries. Whether you’re a sky-gazer, a doomsday theorist, or just a lover of weird old science books, Nemesis offers a fascinating glimpse into how we try to understand the terrifying vastness of the universe—and our precarious place in it.

Condition: Slightly dog-eared, smells of attic and ambition.
Sold by: Crappy Old Books – rescuing forgotten paperbacks from cosmic obscurity.

NOTE: Fake review, this book is in very good condition with near new dust cover and everything else.

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