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How Do Scientists Explore Space?

Robert SneddenSeries: Earth, Space, & Beyond
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Pages
48
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

This book explores the methods scientists use to explore space, including telescopes, space stations, and probes.

Related Subjects

  • Machinery & Tools
  • Technology
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Aeronautics, Astronautics & Space Science
  • Astronomy
  • Science & Nature

Extended Details

  • SeriesEarth, Space, & Beyond

    Reviews

    "Budding astronomers will get a good grounding in the tools of the trade with this basic but broadly focused survey of types of telescopes, kinds of satellites, and some major space probes - and what they all can tell us about the universe. Big, bright photos add revealing visual aids."
    School Library Journal, "Quantum Leaps and Bounds"

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