An illustrated introduction to the universe and how it works, and includes sixty hands-on activities to reinforce the scientific principles and theories.
Discusses how humans research outer space and traces the history of such research. Examines what the study of outer space tells us about our universe and considers how this field of study will continue to develop in the future.
Explores the International Space Station, including its construction and the missions required to build it, living and working aboard the ISS, and its importance as the future of the space program.
Examines what it is like to be an astronaut, their training, the jobs and experiments they do in space, what they have to wear and why, and other interesting facts about working on the moon and the Mars remote-controlled robot.
An account of the eleven-day Endeavour mission, explaining how satellites and radar devices gather data on the earth's pollution, volcanic activity, and environmental conditions.