The book "Asteroid-comet danger - yesterday, today, tomorrow", edited by B. M. Shustov, is a fascinating and in-depth study of one of the most pressing topics of our time the threat posed by celestial bodies, such as asteroids and comets. This edition will be a real discovery for everyone interested in astronomy, space and the security of our planet. In this book, the authors, including leading scientists and experts in the field of astronomy, ecology and security, consider the historical aspects of the asteroid-comet danger, starting from ancient times and ending with modern research and forecasts. Readers will be able to learn about how humanity for centuries perceived the threat posed by space, and what steps have been taken to prevent it. Interestingly, the book raises not only scientific, but also philosophical questions regarding our place in the universe and responsibility for the future of the planet. Who can like this edition? First of all, the book will be of interest to students and specialists in the field of astronomy, ecology, physics and related sciences . However, it will also attract the attention of a wide audience, including science fiction fans, environmentalists and anyone interested in global security issues. If you’ve ever wondered how asteroids and comets can affect our lives, this book will be a real storehouse of knowledge for you. Topics covered in "Asteroid-Cometary Hazard" range from scientific research and technologies aimed at detecting and tracking celestial bodies, to discussing possible collision scenarios and consequences for the Earth. The authors raise questions about how humanity can prepare for potential threats and what measures are already being taken in this direction. The book also addresses aspects of international cooperation in space security, making it particularly relevant in light of contemporary global challenges. Style B. M. Shustov, as an editor, is characterized by accessibility and clarity of presentation, which allows even the uninitiated reader to easily assimilate complex scientific concepts. In his works there is always a desire to popularize science, which makes them interesting and understandable to a wide audience. In addition to this book, Shustov is known for his other works on astronomy and ecology, which also deserve attention. “Asteroid-Cometary Hazard Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow” is not just a book about space; it is a call to action and an awareness of the importance of protecting our planet. Reading it, you not only immerse yourself in the world of astronomy, but also begin to realize your role in preserving the Earth for future generations. This edition will be a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand the complex interrelation between humanity and the cosmos, and may inspire you to further explore in this exciting field. If you’re looking for books on space, asteroids, comets or global security, don’t miss out on this fascinating and enlightening edition.