Wilberforce, Bert

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Fun with diamonds

2023
Introduces young readers to the shape of diamonds and has them identify diamond shapes in objects that they use or see in everyday life.

Black holes

"Black holes are neither holes nor black. In fact, they're invisible and packed with matter! Future astronomers will find out many more fascinating facts about these space phenomena in this intriguing book. Carefully crafted text breaks down the most important information about black holes, such as how scientists locate them and their significance in a star's life cycle. Amazing photographs support critical concepts and inspire a true appreciation of the spectacles of space!"--.

The planets

"For many years, people believed there were nine planets that orbited the sun. Now we say there are eight. What happened to the ninth planet, Pluto? What are the different planets like? And what exactly makes a planet a planet? These are the many . . . questions answered in this high-interest book, crafted to be accessible for readers of all levels"--Provided by publisher.

Comets, asteroids, and meteoroids

"Planets aren't the only objects beyond Earth's atmosphere! . . . explains the difference between comets, asteroids, and meteoroids, their origins, and their significance to us on Earth. Readers will find out about famous comets, the dangers of asteroids, and what a meteoroid has to do with a falling star"--Provided by publisher.

Galaxies

"Most young astronomers know that Earth is located in the Milky Way galaxy, but they might not know what that means or what lies beyond . . . readers will discover many . . . facts about galaxies, including their differing shapes, numbers of stars, and constant movement"--Provided by publisher.

The moon

"Our moon has long been a source of wonder for people looking up at the night sky. Young space explorers will find all they need to know about Earth's only natural satellite with this . . . volume full of . . . photographs of the moon in all its phases . . . learn about the moon's size, its effect on Earth's tides, and what exactly they can expect if they ever touch down on its surface"--Provided by publisher.

Black holes

"Black holes are neither holes nor black. In fact, they're invisible and packed with matter! . . . text breaks down the most important information about black holes, such as how scientists locate them and their significance in a star's life cycle"--Provided by publisher.

The sun and other stars

"Many young learners are astonished to discover that the sun is a star. As the sole star of our solar system, all life on Earth depends on the sun . . . facts about the sun are found in this . . . volume, including its structure, temperature, age, and more. Readers will also learn about the twinkling lights they see in the night sky--other stars light-years away"--Provided by publisher.

Vulture vomit

Simple text tells why vultures vomit their food.
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Whale poop

2015
Readers learn about whales, giant mammals that live in the ocean. In order to protect themselves from predators, they release a cloud of waste that they hide in to confuse their pursuers.
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