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Science for Looking Into Space

Name: Science for Looking Into Space
ISBN: 9781526308474

By Mark Thompson

Can a homemade telescope and mysterious light reveal worlds no one has found yet?

engaging educational accessible inspiring

Genres

Nature Non-fiction

What is Science for Looking Into Space about?

Embark on an exciting journey through the cosmos with 'Science for Looking Into Space'! This book offers twelve hands-on investigations that reveal the mysteries of spinning planets, the search for alien worlds, and the significance of our Sun. Learn how to use a spectroscope to explore light and even build your own telescope. With easy-to-follow instructions and everyday materials, budding astronomers aged 9 and up can delve into the wonders of the universe without breaking the bank.

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2019

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