astronomy

"A non-fiction introduction to the massive scale of the known universe"--.

Many of the things right around us are amazing, but the things that are miles or even light-years away are on another level. Learning about space and the universe should be exciting, which is exactly why this innovative volume teaches important curriculum-based ideas in a stimulating way. Told in a fun, comic-style format, this book features fun lessons, like how to find the North Star, and many other cool astronomy facts that readers and science lovers of all ages will love.

A child describes how the earth, sun, and planets are part of our solar system, which is just one small part of the universe.

"A non-fiction introduction to the massive scale of the known universe"--Provided by publisher.

Photographs and facts provide information about topics related to space and space travel. Includes a time line and glossary.

"The asteroids-are they no more than a rockpile in our Solar System? Or are they actually minor planets in their own right? Will future space explorers make use of them as outposts or find them obstacles to overcome? How many of the moons of the Solar System might in fact be captured asteroids? In this book, Isaac Asimov takes readers on a fascinating tour of the puzzling corners of our space neighborhood that the asteroids call home."-cover.

Presents basic information about the stars, constellations, galaxies, universe, solar system, and the earth. Also discusses famous astronomers and space travel.

Presents twenty trivia facts about astronomy.

Color illustrations and simple text introduce children to various aspects of space, covering stars, planets, the solar system, and galaxies.

Contains individual profiles of major celestial bodies and concepts in the universe, each with scientific facts and an anime-style portrait.