outer space

Examines stars, planets, galaxies, and other parts of the universe and describes man's efforts to explore space.

Provides basic information about astronomy, modern space exploration and chemical discoveries.

Presents a story featuring only single-syllable words in which the Star Bus taking the children of XL-17 to school makes a wrong turn and ends up very far from home.

Provides details on various aspects of deep space including the origins and shape of the universe and the mysteries of the stars.

Technological advances--including pressurized cabins for hot air balloons, rocketry that powers spacecraft, and deep-sea diving gear--have changed the face of exploration. What hasn't changed since ancient times, however, is the bravery and inquisitiveness of intrepid individuals at the forefront of modern-day exploration and adventure.

Chronicles the history of achievement in space exploration, discusses the benefits and costs of the endeavor, looks at everyday products that have been developed through space research, and provides accounts of problems and risks.

Looks at some of the tools and methods used by scientists to explore space, discussing telescopes, space probes, satellites, and robots, and providing details of specific missions.

Explores the people and technology associated with space exploration, discussing the history of space travel, early rocket pioneers, Apollo missions to the moon, space stations, and the space shuttle.

On a special field trip in the magic school bus, Ms. Frizzle's class goes into outer space and visits each planet in the solar system.

This book gives facts about the history of space exploration, from Galileo's telescope to the International Space Station.