Space Encyclopedia

By David A. Aguilar

Explore the universe's mysteries with stunning NASA images and the latest discoveries in space exploration.

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Embark on a cosmic journey with National Geographic's Space Encyclopedia. Discover the universe's wonders through breathtaking NASA photography and the latest findings in space exploration. From the sun and planets to the first-ever black hole image, this guide unveils the mysteries of space. Delve into the formation of the universe, the potential for life beyond Earth, and more. Perfect for curious minds, this beautifully illustrated reference offers accessible insights for school projects and captivating reading for all ages. Uncover the secrets of the cosmos and ignite your imagination with this essential family resource.

From the publisher

Blast off into space with the experts at National Geographic to discover everything we know about the universe, including exciting, recent discoveries and amazing brand-new NASA space photography. The updated and expanded edition of the hit Space Encyclopedia presents the most up-to-date findings on space exploration and research and breathtaking views of the universe, as captured by the latest and greatest technology, including the recent first ever image of a black hole. This complete reference contains everything kids need to know about our sun and planets including the new dwarf planets, the formation of the universe, space travel, the possibility of life beyond Earth, and more. Authored by David A. Aguilar, an internationally recognized astronomer and former Director of Science Information and Public Outreach at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, it is an authoritative and beautifully illustrated must-have for every family, providing both accessible information for school reports and compelling reading on the mysteries beyond our planet.

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