solar system

"Mars likes peace and quiet and is not happy when unexpected visitors start showing up. But when they leave, Mars realizes being alone isn't all that great. Mars reaches out to his space friends for comfort and help. Maybe Mars is a people planet after all!"--Amazon.

An introduction to the sun that discusses its place in the universe, its distance from Earth, stars, day, night, moonlight, its importance to life, and solar energy. Includes instructions for a related activity.

"The Cat in the Hat and Thing One and Thing Two tour the solar sytem in this sturdy board book that's . . . for introducing babies and toddlers to the world around them. With stops at the Sun and each of the eight planets, there's plenty to look at and lots of . . . facts to learn"--Provided by publisher.

Alice and Oliver explore the mysteries of the sky and solar system. Includes reinforcement activities.

Pablo loves everything outer space, but as he, Violet, and Deepak go through the levels of the Maker Maze to learn about space he keeps making mistakes, and his friends keep correcting him, so he begins to wonder whether he will ever know enough to become an astronaut.

Describes how Mars may be colonized, including how humans and resources will get to Mars, the dangers of life on Mars, and how every day life may occur.

This book focuses on the composure, history and study of the asteroid belt. This book is a part of a series that examines the solar system.

"People have long been curious about the solar system. Since the 1960s, several probes, orbiters, landers, and rovers have been sent out to explore and study the planets and their moons. What incredible discoveries were made during these daring missions? And what will be needed for humans to visit the planets in person? In this nonfiction graphic novel, Max Axiom and the Society of Super Scientists learn about various missions to other planets and the risks involved with sending people across the solar system and beyond"--Provided by publisher.

Discusses the solar system, and all that are contain in it; Including sun, the eight planets and others.

From the origin of the universe to the future of space rockets, this book about space for kids has it all. Did you know that the moon was once a piece of the Earth, and that a day on Venus is longer than one year? First published in 2015, Knowledge Encyclopedia: Space! has been completely revised and updated for 2020, with new images and information on all things space-related to send you rocketing to the furthest reaches of the cosmos. Newly updated with the latest scientific discoveries and innovation in space engineering, this new title will answer all your questions about what lies beyond the night sky. Discover how stars and galaxies are formed, take a trip through the Milky Way, and explore the innards of the International Space Station in this incredible book that uses the latest computer-generated 3-D imagery, eye-catching photographs, gripping information, and explanatory diagrams to bring the wonders of the cosmos to life.