Name: Natural Satellites: The Book of Moons (Nonfiction - Young Adult) (en Inglés)
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Author: Ron Miller
ISBN: 9781728419435

portada Natural Satellites: The Book of Moons (Nonfiction - Young Adult) (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Twenty First Century Books

Autor

Ron Miller

Año

2021

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

104

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781728419435

Categorías

Espacio, estrellas y sistema solar
Astronomía

Natural Satellites: The Book of Moons (Nonfiction - Young Adult) (en Inglés)

Ron Miller (Autor) · Twenty First Century Books · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Natural Satellites: The Book of Moons (Nonfiction - Young Adult) (en Inglés)"

For centuries, astronomers have placed a special interest on the other planets of the solar system. But with the advent of spacecraft and the tremendous missions undertaken by the Voyager and Cassini probes, astronomers have discovered that the natural satellites of the planets--the solar system's moons--are some of the most extraordinary places imaginable. There are moons with towering geysers, erupting volcanoes, and subterranean oceans of warm, mineral-rich water. Some of the highest mountains and deepest canyons can be found on the moons. There are moons that have shattered into pieces and then reassembled. There is even a moon where it rains rocket fuel. Recently, scientists have turned to the moons for answers in their investigations of the origins of the solar system and the evolution of life on our own planet. Featuring full-color, scientifically accurate illustrations by NASA artist Ron Miller, Natural Satellites: The Book of Moons chronicles these investigations and the questions we have yet to answer in our exploration of the solar system's moons.