Astronomy: Age XXV, edited by renowned astronomer and science promoter B. G. Surdin, is a fascinating journey into the world of astronomy, where scientific achievements and philosophical reflections are intertwined in a single stream. This work not only sums up the results of centuries of research, but also looks into the future of astronomy, opening up horizons for readers that they did not even know about. Surdin, possessing a unique style of presentation, makes complex concepts accessible and understandable to a wide audience. His ability to combine scientific facts with living examples and vivid metaphors allows the reader not only to assimilate the material, but also to truly love astronomy. The book deals with topics such as the evolution of stars, the structure of galaxies, the mysteries of black holes and even the possibility of colonizing other planets. Each section is written with such passion and enthusiasm that the reader is involuntarily involved in the discussion of the most pressing issues of modern science. This book will be interesting to both young audiences and adults who have always dreamed of understanding what is happening outside of our planet. Students, graduate students and everyone who is passionate about astronomy will find in it a lot of useful information and fresh ideas. But even those who are simply interested in space and dream of stars will be able to enjoy reading, immersing themselves in a world full of mysteries and discoveries. The topics raised in Astronomy: Age XXV go beyond purely scientific questions. Surdin touches on philosophical aspects, reflecting on the place of man in the universe, on how our ideas about the cosmos change with each new discovery. The book makes you think about how science and art can intersect, how astronomy inspires poets and artists, and how it affects our perception of reality. Style B. G. Surdina is distinguished by brightness and imagery. He knows how to talk about complex things so that even those who do not have a special education will be able to understand and appreciate his thoughts. His previous works, such as “Space: From Myths to Facts” and “The Mysteries of the Universe”, have also been recognized for their accessibility and captivating presentation. In Astronomy: Age XXV, he continues this tradition by offering readers not just a set of facts, but a whole philosophy based on scientific discoveries. The book will be a great gift for anyone interested in space, astronomy and science in general. It is suitable for reading in your free time, for discussion in scientific circles or to prepare for training sessions . It has everything to ignite interest in astronomy and inspire new discoveries. If you’ve ever wondered how our world works, what black holes are, and whether life exists on other planets, then Astronomy: Age XXV is exactly the kind of knowledge source you need. Discover a world where science meets art, and the mysteries of the cosmos become closer than ever. Don’t miss the chance to be a part of this exciting journey!