Reviews
I enjoyed this book by the currently popular director Lee Jeong-mo. I would like to hear one of his lectures, too.
I bought it as a textbook for my essay-writing academy, and it is useful.
“Next Level 03: Space Exploration” begins with a “documentary comic.” Through a comic featuring a protagonist who resembles them and a mysterious being who guides them into the world of advanced science, children become curious about artificial intelligence and start asking questions. In the following “Check It Up” section, articles, charts, and analyses from different social and academic fields—current affairs, business, technology, science, philosophy, and more—help readers accurately
This book organizes the space age well by stage, like an encyclopedia. It has comics and explanations that connect naturally, so it is easy and fun to read.
#BookGift #HansolSupporter5 #NextLevel #SpaceExploration #LeeJeongmo #WrittenByChoiHyangsuk #IllustratedByGentleMellow #Space #SpaceTravel #HansolSoobook #ElementaryBooks #ScienceBooks #RecommendedBooks The “Next Level” series is a future guide for capable teenagers, created to help children and teens who will actively benefit from advanced science and technology understand and use it properly and prepare for the future. The first story was “Artificial Intelligence,” the second was “Metaverse,”
These days, as non-fiction is receiving as much emphasis as classical literature on the Korean college entrance exam, children need to build background knowledge early, making elementary school a very busy time for both mothers and children. With the trend toward preparing not only English and math but also social studies and science knowledge for Korean, sometimes it feels overwhelming that choosing, from among all the books pouring out, one that will delight my child and leave them with
“Change comes like a thief in the night. So you must always be prepared. Being prepared means knowing history.” This book takes a deep look at when, who, why, and how humanity made its way into space, and how that effort is progressing now. ️ The third “Next Level” book, “Space Exploration,” was exactly right for me. In terms of age, the content is pitched appropriately for everyone from third graders through high school students and adults. I strongly recommend it to humanities students like
The title “Next Level” means something incomparable, better than before, or more advanced. It is also the title of Hansol Soobook’s “Next Level” series, a future guide for capable teenagers. Volume 1 is about artificial intelligence, and volume 2 was also about artificial intelligence, which I posted about last time. The newly published third volume is about space exploration. Level 1: Why and how did space exploration begin? Level 2: How did it develop? Level 3: What secrets of the universe
Lee Jung-mo et al.: Next Level 3: Space Exploration
More than half a century has passed since humanity landed on the Moon in 1969, and until recently space exploration was still thought to be something only a select few could do. If a civilian went to space, it meant experiencing weightlessness aboard a plane in free fall at an altitude of just a few dozen kilometers, or seeing the beautiful Earth from outside it. But space travel is no longer just a dream. The reason we are heading into space is not simply tourism. It is to find new troves of resources and places to live so humanity can survive sustainably. This is far from easy. It is possible only if all humanity brings its wisdom and resources together and cooperates. The “Next Level” series, a future guide for capable teenagers, began with the goal of helping children and teens who will actively benefit from advanced science and technology understand and use it properly and prepare for the future. The series is written by experts who have spent many years researching major scientific fields together with professional writers, and it explains its content in an accessible and enjoyable way for teenagers. The third volume, “Next Level 03: Space Exploration,” clearly and comprehensively explains the history and current state of space exploration, technologies in development, its social impact, and future outlook. It also invites readers to consider philosophical questions about the need for and value of space exploration. The book’s author, Lee Jeong-mo, former director of the Gwacheon National Science Museum, says, “We now live in a world where expanding into space is no longer a choice but a necessity. It is not something unrelated to me; it has become my concern.”
Korean title: 넥스트 레벨 3: 우주탐사
Korean author: 이정모 외
Korean publisher: 한솔수북
ISBN-13: 9791193494479
Reviews
I enjoyed this book by the currently popular director Lee Jeong-mo. I would like to hear one of his lectures, too.
I bought it as a textbook for my essay-writing academy, and it is useful.
“Next Level 03: Space Exploration” begins with a “documentary comic.” Through a comic featuring a protagonist who resembles them and a mysterious being who guides them into the world of advanced science, children become curious about artificial intelligence and start asking questions. In the following “Check It Up” section, articles, charts, and analyses from different social and academic fields—current affairs, business, technology, science, philosophy, and more—help readers accurately
This book organizes the space age well by stage, like an encyclopedia. It has comics and explanations that connect naturally, so it is easy and fun to read.
#BookGift #HansolSupporter5 #NextLevel #SpaceExploration #LeeJeongmo #WrittenByChoiHyangsuk #IllustratedByGentleMellow #Space #SpaceTravel #HansolSoobook #ElementaryBooks #ScienceBooks #RecommendedBooks The “Next Level” series is a future guide for capable teenagers, created to help children and teens who will actively benefit from advanced science and technology understand and use it properly and prepare for the future. The first story was “Artificial Intelligence,” the second was “Metaverse,”
These days, as non-fiction is receiving as much emphasis as classical literature on the Korean college entrance exam, children need to build background knowledge early, making elementary school a very busy time for both mothers and children. With the trend toward preparing not only English and math but also social studies and science knowledge for Korean, sometimes it feels overwhelming that choosing, from among all the books pouring out, one that will delight my child and leave them with
“Change comes like a thief in the night. So you must always be prepared. Being prepared means knowing history.” This book takes a deep look at when, who, why, and how humanity made its way into space, and how that effort is progressing now. ️ The third “Next Level” book, “Space Exploration,” was exactly right for me. In terms of age, the content is pitched appropriately for everyone from third graders through high school students and adults. I strongly recommend it to humanities students like
The title “Next Level” means something incomparable, better than before, or more advanced. It is also the title of Hansol Soobook’s “Next Level” series, a future guide for capable teenagers. Volume 1 is about artificial intelligence, and volume 2 was also about artificial intelligence, which I posted about last time. The newly published third volume is about space exploration. Level 1: Why and how did space exploration begin? Level 2: How did it develop? Level 3: What secrets of the universe
