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To infinity & beyond

a journey of cosmic discovery
Provides a guide to astronomy and cosmology, and explores the real-life science of outer space along with pop culture's portrayal of outer space. Includes color photographs, sidebars, and additional resources.

Saturn

Did you know that rings circle around Saturn? They are made of rock and ice. Learn more in Saturn.

Neptune

Did you know that Neptune is called an ice giant? It is a large planet made of ice. Learn more in Neptune.

Mars

Did you know that Mars is about half the size of Earth? Mars is sometimes called the Red Planet because iron in the soil makes it look red. Learn more in Mars.

Hello, Opportunity

the story of our friend on Mars
"Humans wanted to soar through the sky, and we did. We wanted to go to the moon, and we did. Then we set our sights on a little red planet, so far out we couldn't go ourselves. Instead, we sent a friend. We named her Opportunity because it means 'a good chance' and feels like hope. With nine eyes, three ears, one arm, and six wheels, Oppy explored the mysterious terrain of Mars, gathering samples, snapping photos, and discovering vast craters. Everywhere held new and exciting surprises! Until one day, a storm came, and it was time to say goodbye...for now. We still hope Oppy may wake up someday. Kids will [learn of] . . . Opportunity's groundbreaking Mars mission as they see the red planet through her eyes, and the eyes of the scientists who loved her"--Provided by publisher.

The universe

Explores some of the greatest discoveries of the universe through computer graphics and interviews with cosmologists, astronomers and astrophysicists.

1,000 facts about space

Full of fascinating facts on space exploration, our solar system, and beyond, this comprehensive book from astronomer Dean Regas takes you on a mind-blowing tour of our universe.--.

Space robots

"Questions and answers give kids an understanding about the technology of space robots, including why we use robots to explore space and who besides NASA uses them"--Provided by publisher.

Zoom! Zoom! Zoom! I'm off to the moon

A boy gets in a spaceship and takes a dangerous but exciting trip to the moon.

Mars

the Red Planet
Discusses the physical characteristics of Mars, efforts to explore the planet with spacecraft, and theories and evidence that point to the possibility of life on the red planet.

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