Fagbøger for børn og unge: verdensrummet, stjerner og solsystemet

Ajay's wish has come true - he's a news reporter for the paperhe and his friends set up, The Mumbai Sun. But money is tight, sowhen he learns of a cash prize for the first person to find a crashedmeteor, the race is on ...

Dive into the vastness of the cosmos and experience the wonders of space. Full of peep-through holes and flaps to lift, every page promises a new celestial discovery. In Space Adventure: Peep-through Surprise, join interstellar explorers on a quest across galaxies. As you journey, peep through the holes and flip the flaps to uncover exciting surprises that await in the great expanse of space. Perfect Gift for Curious Minds: A fantastic way to introduce young readers to the mysteries of space. Interactive Fun: Engaging peep-through holes and flaps make for a hands-on reading experience. Vibrant Illustrations: Dive into beautifully crafted visuals that transport kids to distant galaxies. Encourages Exploration: Ignites a passion for learning more about our universe.

What are stars? What are planets? Why are some brighter than others? And which planets can we see from Earth? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this easy-to-read title and discover the science behind stars and planets.

What is the moon? Why do we see it at night? And why does it seem to change shape? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this easy-to-read title and discover the science behind the moon.

"La Luna es un satâelite natural (y mejor amiga) de la Tierra. Pasa su tiempo girando alrededor de la Tierra y sobre sâi misma. La Luna no habrâia completado este libro sin el generoso apoyo de Stacy McAnulty con sus palabras, de Stevie Lewis con su arte y del Sol con su fuerza de la gravedad. La Luna es la estrella de nanas, canciones, relatos y leyendas, pero âeste es el primer libro que ha escrito para niänos. Aprende curiosidades que sabâias (y que desconocâias) sobre la Luna, la mejor amiga de la Tierra de una forma entretenida, divertida y muy visual."--

Har du nogensinde tænkt på, hvor stort universet er? Vil du gerne vide, hvad et lysår er? Denne meget korte introduktion til nysgerrige unge hjerner vil fortælle dig alt, hvad du skal vide om rummet og universets mysterier.giver svaret på nogle af de største spørgsmål, der nogensinde er stillet, og afdækker fakta om universets mysterierudstyrer dig med fakta, figurer og ord, der er værd at kendeinspirerer dig med fotos, illustrationer, tegneserier og historier om universets sande helte

As the colony ship, the Arno, closed in on its destination, life for the inhabitants suddenly became dangerous and the mission to reach the alien artifact compromised. A lone boy could save the operation, but at what cost?Six years ago, deep in space aboard the Arno, young Oliver spends his days in school, with his little brother and his family, and—as the imaginary Space Boy—battling Wargles. When he’s given a family heirloom, a compass, he and his father, Wyatt, are led to the discovery that the ship may be in grave danger. Hundreds of years into the mission to reach the alien artifact, Wyatt is determined to investigate his suspicions. But when his probing leads nowhere, he is rebuked, demoted, and ironically thrust into the source of the danger . . . Disaster aboard the craft leaves only Oliver to face a choice that will drive the course of the rest of his life, all while he must learn to cope with his new reality. Can he continue the voyage to reach the artifact?In the present, Oliver’s new earthbound friend, Amy, was kidnapped during the South Pines homecoming dance by agents of the organization that is running his mission, the First Contact Project. In the aftermath, high schoolers are left reeling from the disappearance of Amy. As Zeph, Cassie, and David struggle to make sense of the tragedy, Amy begins to adjust to her new life at FCP headquarters. She finds unexpected allies as she tries to get a handle on her situation, uncover more about the shadowy organization, and what its goals are for Oliver and herself.A teenage girl who belongs to a different time, a teenage boy on a lone mission in space, an alien artifact, a mysterious murder, and a love that crosses light years comprise the core of this touching sci-fi opera.Collects Stephen McCranie’s Space Boy volumes 10–12.

"There once was a little black hole who loved her universe, and especially her friends: the stars and the planets, the space rocks and the space fox, even the flying astronauts. She loved to play and laugh with them as they soared through the galaxy. That is, until they disappeared--which was always what happened. The little black hole felt all alone. But when she meets a big black hole and shares her worries, the big black hole knows just how to help! And the little black hole finds out that she has the power to find her friends, wherever she goes"--

Luna, Moon Phases for Little Minds is the first edition to a series of books teaching children about the Moon's phases by a fun, easy to remember rhyme that keeps it stained in their mind. You can start educating your children on the Moon from a young age to optimize their learning.

"A poetic odyssey through space with the groundbreaking Voyager 2 probe-past Earth, into deep space and beyond. In 1977, a space probe was built to help human beings learn a little more about outer space. Soon, along with its twin, Voyager 2 slipped through the clouds and left Earth behind. The spacecraft traveled for years through the deep, infinite night. At last Voyager 2 reached its first goal: Jupiter. Then it met the spellbinding sight of Saturn. Then, going further than any previous mission, the probe visited the blue ice giants Uranus and Neptune. Past the boundaries of our solar system, Voyager 2 sails on, carrying a Golden Record for any new friends it makes in interstellar space...This lyrical, atmospheric book introduces young readers to a pioneering NASA spacecraft that has spent over forty-five years observing and exploring our galaxy. With stirring poetry, luminous art, and fascinating back matter, The Sky Is Not the Limit will inspire future scientific innovators and foster a sense of wonder at our universe"--

"Thanks to National Security agent, James Silber, the investigation of the Homecoming Incident is closing, but things don't add up. At least Tammie is back home safe--and relatively sound. She, along with Schafer and Cassie, are focusing on finding out what really happened to Amy at the Homecoming Incident. So far all they know is that they can't trust the authorities, and to everyone else Amy is officially dead. But Amy isn't dead, she's a prisoner at FCP Headquarters where she's finally begun to form a true friendship with Special Ops agent, Qiana, and her relationship with Oliver is continuing to grow as they spend long hours chatting. The more time she spends on base, the more Amy realizes the world at large has no idea that the First Contact Project is not at all what it seems. While Amy and Qiana investigate the dark events the FCP has been covering up, Oliver flies ever closer to the artifact and the end of his mission. Through everything, Amy strives to stay true to her ideals and treat everyone with kindness, even when it's hard."--Publisher marketing.

"When the CatStronauts shuttle launch is delayed, Waffles and Pancake take matters into their own hands and build a spaceship"--

This nonfiction book introduces middle-grade readers to the effects of light pollution. Illustrated with photos throughout, it examines why darkness is important for plants, animals and people, and the practical things we can do to protect the night sky for all ecosystems on the planet.

3, 2, 1 . . . BLAST OFF! Journey to outer space with The Wiggles and their friends in this 24 page Sticker Story Time Book that is, truly, out of this world!