An edition of Astronomy (1994)

Tian wen xue

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An edition of Astronomy (1994)

Tian wen xue

Chu ban
  • 3.50 ·
  • 2 Ratings
  • 13 Want to read
  • 0 Currently reading
  • 2 Have read

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

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Language
Chinese
Pages
64

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Edition Availability
Cover of: Astronomy
Astronomy
2008, Dorling Kindersley Limited
Electronic resource in English
Cover of: Astronomy
Astronomy
2008, DK Pub.
in English
Cover of: Tian wen xue
Tian wen xue
2005, Mao tou ying chu ban she
in Chinese - Chu ban
Cover of: Astronomy
Astronomy
2004, DK Pub.
in English - Rev. ed.
Cover of: Astronomy
Astronomy
1999, Dorling Kindersley
in English - 1st American ed.
Cover of: Astronomy
Astronomy
1994, Dorling Kindersley
in English - 1st American ed.

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Published in

Taibei Shi

Edition Notes

Includes index.

Translation of: Astronomy.

Series
Mu ji zhe bai ke -- 11
Genre
Juvenile literature.

The Physical Object

Pagination
64 p. :
Number of pages
64

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23082507M
ISBN 10
9867415647
OCLC/WorldCat
68191936

Work Description

Here is a spectacular, thought-provoking, and highly informative guide to the fascinating world of astronomy. Superb full-color photographs of scientific instruments, experiments, and innovative 3-D models reveal the discoveries and research that have transformed our understanding of the Universe. See how sailors navigated by the Sun and stars, where the asteroid belt is, how the planets and constellations were named, why the Earth was considered the center of the Universe, what a black hole is, and the hot volcanic surface of Venus. Learn how space probes photograph planets, what causes a meteor shower, what makes Mars red, why the Sun shines, where the Moon came from, how the first telescopes worked, the stages in the life of a star, and how the Earth's atmosphere sustains life. Discover what creates auroras, why the Zero Meridian is located at Greenwich in England, how the amazing early observatories were built, how Saturn could float on water, the "sound" of our own galaxy, how a comet is formed, and much, much more.

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