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Why Space Will Freak You Out

The Scariest, Strangest Parts Of The Universe

Kimberly K. Arcand
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Pages
112
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Sourcebooks Inc

About

In this photo-illustrated outer space book by two NASA scientists, readers will have a blast exploring the scary, creepy, horrific parts of the universe. From rotten-egg moons to zombie planets to spaghettification to real-life death stars, they'll find out just how bonkers space truly is. Open this book if you want to be freaked out just a tad . . . and make sure to read with the lights on!

Topics include:
• The terrifying two-faced planet (Mercury)
• The stormiest world in the solar system (Jupiter)
• The anti-freeze and fertilizer moon (Titan)
• The saltwater tomb (Enceladus)
• The planet cloaked in darkness (Tres-2B)
• A world being eaten by its own star (Wasp-12B)
• An expanding, exploding brain in space (Eta Carinae)

Related Subjects

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

Artists

Kimberly K. ArcandAuthor
Megan WatzkeAuthor