Expanding the Limits of the Universe: A History of Astronomy in Tasks by Gusev E. B. and Surdina B. G. It is a fascinating and informative journey through the vast expanses of astronomy, which will not leave indifferent any lover of the starry sky. This work is a unique combination of historical analysis and practical tasks that allow the reader not only to learn about key events and discoveries in astronomy, but also to independently apply the knowledge gained in practice. The authors, known for their deep knowledge of astronomy and pedagogy, offer the reader a look at the history of astronomy through the prism of the tasks that scientists have set themselves for centuries. Each chapter of the book is devoted to a specific period or significant event in astronomy, from ancient Greek philosophers to modern discoveries. In this context, the reader will be able not only to get acquainted with the theoretical aspects of astronomy, but also to solve practical problems, which makes the learning process more interactive and exciting. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from schoolchildren and students studying physics and astronomy, to adults who want to expand their knowledge in this exciting area. If you like to look at the stars and dream to understand how our world works, then “Expanding the boundaries of the universe” will be a real find for you. It is suitable both for those who are just beginning their journey in astronomy, and for more experienced readers who want to refresh their knowledge and look at familiar things from a new angle. Topics raised in the book range from philosophical reflections on man's place in the universe to technical aspects of astronomical research. The authors address such important issues as the evolution of astronomical knowledge, the role of technology in the discovery of new objects and phenomena, as well as the impact of astronomy on culture and society. The reader will be able to see how each new idea or discovery changed our perception of the world, and how astronomy, in turn, inspired artists and writers to create masterpieces. The style of Gusev and Surdin is characterized by accessibility and clarity of presentation, which makes it easy to perceive even the most complex topics. Their previous works, such as Astronomy for All and Mysteries of the Cosmos, have already won recognition among readers, and the new book will not be an exception. Authors are able to engage, forcing the reader to think and explore, which makes their works not only educational, but also inspiring. Expanding the Limits of the Universe: The Story of Astronomy in Tasks is not just a book, but a whole world that opens up to you. It encourages reflection, asks questions, and offers answers, making one look beyond the usual. If you have ever thought about how the cosmos works and want to learn more about its secrets, this book will be your reliable companion in this fascinating journey. Do not miss the opportunity to expand your horizons and plunge into the world of astronomy with Gusev and Surdin!