Our solar system book

What is the ultimate Solar System book?

With this incredible exploration of planets for preschool and kindergarten kids, curious learners will discover the ultimate solar system book, featuring amazing pictures and fascinating facts about what makes each planet so special, including its size, distance from the sun, what the surface is like, how many moons it has, and more!

What is the Solar System for kids book?

The solar system for kids book concludes with more information and vocabulary as well as activities. Well done! Written directly to the reader (you), this book gives you instructions for what to pack and expect if you travel to the moon. You’ll travel to the famous Sea of Tranquility where the first moon expedition landed.

What is a solar system Wikijunior book?

The Solar System Wikijunior book is a creative commons book, so all text can be reused and republished, providing the resulting work is released in the same way. See more books like this in our Science category. See more Wikibooks here at FKB in our Wikibooks category. See more books about Space in our Space category.

What are the best books on the Solar System?

Acta, 41 ( 1977), pp. 1271 - 1282 Lunar Planet. Sci., 38 ( 2007), p. 1104 Astrophys. J., 338 ( 1989), pp. 1071 - 1093 Planet. Space Sci., 47 ( 1999), pp. 1409 - 1422 Planet.

Should you read a book about the Solar System?

The size and complexity of the solar system are mind-boggling to astrophysicists, let alone the average layperson, but here, experts recommend books that will help you try to get to grips with space and the solar system—the bookworm’s guide to the galaxy, rather than the hitchhiker’s (although some of our experts do recommend Douglas Adams, too.)

Is there a book on solar energy?

The Energy Crisis, A Science and Public Affairs book (1972), contains a number of articles on projects for solar energy and other new sources of energy. See also F. Daniels, Direct Use of the Sun’s Energy (Yale University Press, 1964), especially chapter 3, table 1 which is the basis for the calculations of the magnitude of solar energy.