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My son has become very interested in the night sky, looking at the moon and stars through a telescope. That's how I discovered this book, so I bought the whole series. The fantastic depictions of the universe are truly amazing. Definitely worth owning! ^^
I applied because I am interested in astronomy. The photos printed on high-quality paper look truly awe-inspiring. I think it would be truly therapeutic to look at the photos themselves, whether occasionally or on a dedicated day! This is a book I will cherish.
This is a book I was so excited about just for the fact that I could see photos from the NASA archives!!! I have always longed for space, and while I love Earth, I wanted to see the stars of the solar system first. Wow... seriously, this book makes me marvel uncontrollably from the very first page. Traveling through space still feels like a dream, but through this book, I was able to have a vicarious experience! Haha. You become a space explorer, starting with Mercury, passing through our home
The solar system is Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto! I used to excitedly memorize this back in school, but I hear Pluto has lost its status as a planet. Was I the only one who didn't know? Pluto is now called a dwarf planet. I heard the International Astronomical Union made this decision as far back as 2006, but since it is a matter of the universe that feels so distant to me, I had no idea. However, I have an eye for discerning good books, so I
NASA et al.: NASA Records Planets
The only book officially certified by NASA! A book recommended by renowned scientist Bill Nye! *Recording the Planets* is the only book officially certified by NASA, consisting of over 200 photographs of planets and celestial bodies taken directly by NASA. It begins the journey into the solar system with the eight planets that make up the system. Introducing Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune in order from closest to the sun, it also includes photographs of various other celestial bodies such as the sun, asteroids, dwarf planets, and comets. As you follow the photos in sequence, you will be able to experience the special scientific phenomena of the solar system and the amazing yet majestic mysteries of the universe.
Korean title: NASA 행성을 기록하다
Korean author: NASA 외
Korean publisher: 영진닷컴
ISBN-13: 9788931459647
Reviews
My son has become very interested in the night sky, looking at the moon and stars through a telescope. That's how I discovered this book, so I bought the whole series. The fantastic depictions of the universe are truly amazing. Definitely worth owning! ^^
I applied because I am interested in astronomy. The photos printed on high-quality paper look truly awe-inspiring. I think it would be truly therapeutic to look at the photos themselves, whether occasionally or on a dedicated day! This is a book I will cherish.
This is a book I was so excited about just for the fact that I could see photos from the NASA archives!!! I have always longed for space, and while I love Earth, I wanted to see the stars of the solar system first. Wow... seriously, this book makes me marvel uncontrollably from the very first page. Traveling through space still feels like a dream, but through this book, I was able to have a vicarious experience! Haha. You become a space explorer, starting with Mercury, passing through our home
The solar system is Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto! I used to excitedly memorize this back in school, but I hear Pluto has lost its status as a planet. Was I the only one who didn't know? Pluto is now called a dwarf planet. I heard the International Astronomical Union made this decision as far back as 2006, but since it is a matter of the universe that feels so distant to me, I had no idea. However, I have an eye for discerning good books, so I
