Discusses the knowledge that the first thirty years of space exploration have provided about the solar system--such as whether life exists on Mars and what Jupiter is made of--and what may be discovered in the future.
Journey to the 9 planets of the solar system to learn all about each, what they are, if they are like earth and if there is life. Set in Space Camp, includes NASA footage, animations and hands-on activities.
Journey to the 9 planets of the solar system to learn all about each, what they are, if they are like earth and if there is life. Set in Space Camp, includes NASA footage, animations and hands-on activities.
Explores the cosmic forces that shape the planet Earth and its neighbors in the solar system and compares the characteristics of various planets in order to better understand these forces and their impact on our planet in years to come. Features full-color photographs throughout.
a story of astronomical rivalry and the pioneers of planet hunting
Standage, Tom
2000
Chronicles the discovery of the planet Neptune and examines the effect this discovery--made by mathematical calculation rather than observation--has since had on astronomy.
Traces the history of humanity's efforts to unlock the secrets of the universe, describing different methods that have been used to study the planets, stars, and other objects in the solar system.
An introduction to the features of the inner solar system, discussing the composition and origin of the solar system, and covering the sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Earth's moon, eclipses, and Mars.
Contains a collection of articles that discuss trends in the study of the planets, including information on their size, composition, and surface features.
