A fun and informative book packed with 100 fascinating things to know about space,from how to escape a black hole to why astronauts learn wilderness survival skills. With bright,infographic-style illustrations,detailed facts on every page,a glossary and index,and internet links to specially selected websites for more information.
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Publisher: Usborne Publishing LtdISBN: 9781409593928Number of pages: 128Weight: 510 gDimensions: 244 x 177 x 17 mm
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Any aspiring astronauts could definitely benefit from having this in their collection.Fun,and will no doubt help inquisitive children learn a bit more about the'world'of space.I was surprised to learn so much from this book. What I really like about it is that it's full of unexpected things,it doesn't shy away from discussing even some of the big questions that we don't know the answers to just yet. I love that it talks about how astronomers figure things out. For example,how do we know what the sun is made out of in the inside - we can't go there and dig a hole,we have to use all sorts of other clever methods. Science is not just facts,it's a process,and this book addresses all of that in a very engaging way.Imagine a bunch of adults huddled around a book for children about space,excitedly pointing at graphics,gasping at facts they didn't know and enthusiastically telling everybody in earshot - well that's what happened when 100 Things To Know About Space arrived at the Edinburgh International Science Festival office! A book to pick up time and time again,and each time you'll find out something new.This beautifully illustrated book tells you the most strange and interesting facts... loads of things a budding scientist might want to know.
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