outer space

"With a focus on STEM and late-breaking information, this book delves deep into the Hubble Space Telescope! Readers will [learn about] . . . the Hubble Space Telescope and the trove of data about space that it provides"--Provided by publisher.

Contains illustrations and outer space-themed jokes for children.

An introduction to the solar system, discussing the sun and planets, the origins of the solar system, and shooting stars, and looking at how scientists are exploring outer space.

"[Takes readers on] a trip into space . . . [to] discover the spacecraft, satellites, and telescopes that travel among the galaxies and stars . . . [Also discusses] the astronauts who have lived in orbit and set foot on the moon"--Back cover.

A step-by-step guide to drawing outer space creatures.

A guide to Earth that provides facts on the planet's atmosphere, natural disasters, history, and the ways researchers study it.

Simple answers to children's questions about the moon. What is it made of? What does it do?.

A guide to Jupiter that provides facts on the planet's atmosphere, history, suitability for life, moons, the ways researchers study it.

Explores Pluto, how it was accidentally discovered, facts about it, and the decision that removed it as a planet in our solar system.

Provides an introduction to telescopes and observatories, answering questions about the history of star spotting, how light travels through space, how optical telescopes work, x-ray astronomy, and related topics.