astronomy

Photographs and text cover the field of astronomy from the solar system to stars and galaxies.

Answers questions about space such as, "Are stars star-shaped," "Which is the coldest planet," and "What is a black hole.".

An illustrated discussion of space phenomena, such as supernovas, black holes, and dark energy, which scientists, including Dr. Alex Fillippenka and his High-Z Supernova Search Team, believe are pushing the universe apart at an accelerated rate. Includes glossary.

An illustrated guide to the stars and planets, providing a general introduction to astronomy; containing a detailed guide to the Solar System; featuring an alphabetical catalog of the constellations; and including a month-by-month companion to the night sky.

Colorful photographs, illustrations, and rhyming text present an A to Z introduction to the night sky, the planets, and the galaxy.

Reveals the discoveries and research that have transformed our understanding of the planets and stars of the universe.

Discusses the history of space exploration and discoveries, including the race to the moon, missions, and more.

Space is infinite. There are never-ending mysteries in its starry reaches, and we're still learning about them. In this detailed, fascinating book, young readers will learn more about freaky stories of space, including weird planets, strange stars, unexplained phenomena, and tales of the brave people who've traveled into this final frontier. Intriguing facts and historic photographs will catch students' interest as they investigate these mysteries and learn more about the universe in which we live and beyond.

"An illustrated exploration of the principles, laws, and wonders that rule our universe, our solar system, our world, and our daily lives"---Provided by publisher.

Nine-year-old Julian almost died when he was born and he believes that he has a special connection to the universe because of that, and he wants to make his two moms and his sister (who turned into a black hole of discontentment when she turned fourteen) happy because he is convinced that soon he will die and travel to the dog star--but now they have moved to Maine and he resolves to also use his "uni-sense" ability to help Mr. X, their neighbor, who is in desparate need of healing.