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Robots in space

Discusses what a robot is and provides examples of robots that can be found in space, including space probes, helper robots, and rovers. Also includes information about robot scientists, a glossary, and a list of additional resources.
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Space robots

Exploring the universe greatly depends on space robots. They go where astronauts cannot go and survive where astronauts cannot survive. Food, water, sleep, and oxygen are not required for them to function, and radiation exposure is not a concern. Young readers curious about space will gravitate toward this high-interest title.
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Probing space

Offers students an overview of the probes that are used to explore regions of space that humans are unable to reach.

Telescopes and space probes

Provides an introduction to the history of telescopes and space probes, with information about their features and use.

Space vehicles

2019
Describes the many types of vehicles used to explore space.

How did robots land on Mars?

2019
Explores Mars space robots, describing historic landings and missions, what Mars is like, and future Mars space travel.

Space technology

landers, space tourism, and more
2019
This book explores the deep reaches of space alongside the latest high-tech developments used for space travel and exploration.

Breakthroughs in planet and comet research

2019
"Inspired by science headlines, this book explores new discoveries, technological achievements, and exciting new research on planets"--Provided by publisher.

New Horizons

A fast-paced, high-interest overview of the features, purpose, history, and high-speed capabilities of the New Horizons-the fastest production space probe in the world.

What happens to space probes?

2019
"We've come so far in space exploration in just the past 10 years. Young readers know that NASA sends spacecrafts to space regularly. They may even hear in the news about the incredible photographs and information they send back. But do they know how they work once they're released into space? This book makes STEAM studies exciting for even the most reluctant reader by framing science curriculum topics within the awesome field of astronomy, and by using easy-to-understand language and bold graphics"--Provided by the publisher.

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