Planets Far from Earth

Planets Far from Earth
ISBN-10
1445149168
ISBN-13
9781445149165
Category
Outer planets
Pages
24
Language
English
Published
2016-08-30
Publisher
Franklin Watts
Author
Ian Graham

Description

Planets Far from Earth offers a look at the peculiarities and similarities of the planets furthest to Earth with wondrous illustrations and facts about what the planets are made of. Discover Jupiter, Saturn and its moon and rings, Uranus, Neptune and the Dwarf planets. Learn about the wonders of space in this series, designed for readers aged 7 and up, but accessible to a wide range of reading abilities. If you've ever wondered what can be found on the dark side of the moon, or what other galaxies lurk beyond the Milky Way, these are the books for you. From the Sun, asteroids and comets to planets far and near Earth, you will discover here the most recent developments in space exploration and research.

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