Kim Seung-hyun: Children's Astronomy

More than anything else in astronomy, it's inspiring wisdom to us every single time we go through an in-depth of understanding of the universe. The Children's Observatory is making this insight of astronomy easier and systematically available to everyone who is interested, not just children. What was Copernicus' mind after he realized that our planet was moving? How did Galilei feel when he saw the planet Jupiter, which looks like a star next to Jupiter, and Kepler first confirmed the laws of planetary motion? And what was the impression of Hubble when he first identified the Andromeda Nebula as an outer galaxy? What if you took a look at the Jupiter, Mars and Andromeda galaxies that they saw? Wouldn't it feel their impression on those objects? This book deals with the star that we've been telling children since 2003, and the research and discovery of pre-scientists for the universe. Most of the material is easy to understand, but the rather unfamiliar field is also easy to get by with the help of teachers, mothers and fathers who are reading it together. The wonders of the universe and the wisdom of mankind invite you to the worlds of stars and universes that flow like rivers.

Korean title: 어린이 천문학

Korean author: 김승현

Korean publisher: 아스트로캠프

ISBN-13: 9788997487356