Oxford Childrens A To Z Ency Space

Which star is the brightest? Who was the first human in space? Where is Mariner Valley? From A-Z, this fully illustrated book includes stunning pictures from the Hubble Space Telescope and features special spreads on astronomy, exploring space, planets, stars and satellites. With over 300 words and artists listed alphabetically, "The Oxford Children's A-Z of Space" is a great resource to help you improve your knowledge of space. Editorial Reviews Review `..explains everything from Achernar, a star, to Zodiac, with eclipses and lots more in between. ' The Express `Packed with facts, graphics, and pictures, this easy to use alphabetical guide to the solar system explains more than 350 space words and terms. For any youngster, it could quite easily become a gateway to the stars, inspiring interest and a lifetime of exploration and fascination. ' Plymouth Evening Herald