An edition of What do we know about stars & galaxies?
(2011)
What do we know about stars and galaxies?
by John Farndon
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This book shows that what we can see in the sky is just a tiny part of the Universe. It explains what stars are, and how the billions of star clusters and galaxies are organized like an immense spider's web.
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Book Details
Table of Contents
What can we see in the sky?
What are stars?
A star is born
What is a galaxy?
Dark matter and black holes
Galaxies across the universe
The hierarchy of stars and galaxies
Beginning and ending.
Edition Notes
Originally published: 2011.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Key Stage 3.
Key Stage 4.
Classifications
The Physical Object
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Work Description
This volume describes the properties and facts about stars and galaxies.
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