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Lee Young-ran: Why do stars twinkle?

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Our planet and the world are full of strange, unknowable questions. And especially in the eyes of children, the world looks much more like that. From the heights of the sky to the ends of the earth, from the things seen to the things unseen. Children are constantly curious about everything around the world and the world, and they ask a lot of questions. Our wonder and curiosity about the Earth, the moon and the stars and the sun and the universe always stimulates children. To think children are curious, to be curious is to be a world development in a big sense and to be an intelligent growth and development of their own. Because the infinite curiosity of children will reveal one or more of the mysteries of the veil. This book has gathered questions about the Earth, the Moon, the stars, the Sun, the universe that children often ask their parents about. We think we can find the answer easily through the Internet, but it's very difficult to find the answers that are accurate and even more understandable in so many similar answers. And in that sense, why is the star shiny to give children a better understanding of their scientific questions? We revised the science challenge that parents ask. In the book, you'll find that you're going to be delighted to solve your questions and gain scientific knowledge by solving every single one of the problems of Earth science.

Korean title: 별은 왜 반짝일까?

Korean author: 이영란

Korean publisher: 풀과바람

ISBN-13: 9788983898180

Reviews

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HA******
November 2, 2023

He's just saying he's a little bit of fun.

YU******
December 25, 2022

It's a fun science book to read easily, and so does a mother and child.

SH******
February 5, 2020

Why is it called a science challenge that parents ask? And if you think about it, sometimes the older kids are just as much half-ass when they ask questions. No, I think it's been around a lot. When the question is asked, the child can't answer deep enough. You don't know that, do you? Why don't you say, "I'm sorry.". I think I've been nervous about her. I remember looking for them, or opening up a dictionary and looking at them. I knew reading was important when I was a child, but I also

이영란: 별은 왜 반짝일까?
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