
Written by Isaac Asimov Francis Reddy , and Greg Walz-Chojnacki
Part of the Isaac Asimov's New Library of the Universe series
Long before telescopes, people told stories to explain the sky above them.
How did ancient peoples explain the sun, the moon, the stars and the planets? This book from Isaac Asimov's New Library of the Universe tours the myths, legends and beliefs that cultures around the world built around the night sky, and compares those stories with what scientists know today. Revised and updated by Francis Reddy and Greg Walz-Chojnacki.
Asimov's original work forms the basis for a fascinating mixture of science fact and speculation, combined with a simple prose style. The unique result is a series capable of answering, in an understandable and truly informative way, the multitude of questions children ask when they gaze skyward.
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