The encyclopedia "The Planets - The Most Visual Guide to the Solar System You've Never Seen" takes readers on a journey through space in the Solar System.
The book was written by eight leading British space scientists, with advice from three space scientists Maggie Aderin Pocock, Ben Bussey and Andrew K. Johnston.
Dorling Kindersley (DK) Publishing House - one of the oldest publishing houses in the UK, specializing in publishing high quality encyclopedias in both content and form, is the publisher of this book.
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The book contains concise, up-to-date information about the planets in the solar system, along with maps and sharp field photos thanks to NASA's most advanced equipment and technology, recreated in a vivid three-dimensional space model.
Readers will discover the terrain, geology, and atmosphere of typical planets in the Solar System, from the Sun to rocky planets including Mercury, Earth, Mars, asteroids to giant gas planets such as Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune; and the outer limits such as the Kuiper belt, dwarf planets, comets, etc.
Reading the book, readers will discover a lot of amazing information about the planets in the solar system such as:
Venus has a scene like hell on earth with clouds filled with sulfuric acid, temperatures up to 470 degrees Celsius can melt lead.
The Sun is the hottest, largest, and most massive object in the solar system. Its incandescent surface illuminates the planets in the system, and its tremendous gravity keeps them in orbit. A seething ball of plasma, the Sun never rests.
The moon - our planet's only satellite, and also the only object that humans can see with the naked eye - also has a drastic change in temperature from 120 degrees Celsius during the day to -170 degrees Celsius at night...
These astonishing discoveries about the barren and harsh world make everyone love planet Earth more - the only place where life exists in the solar system.
Especially with 4 short infographic pages at the end of each chapter about the planets, readers will discover the journey of human research from 2000-3000 BC to the present along with the latest exploration equipment that humans have been using to discover more about that planet.
Planets - The Most Visual Explanation of the Solar System You've Never Seen Deserves to Be Called the "Encyclopedia of the Solar System" and is an indispensable work for anyone interested in learning about this topic.
This masterpiece can also be used as an engaging teaching or reference tool in space and astronomy studies with a detailed reference section on solar system data, terminology, index… at the end of the book.
| Planets - the most visual explanation of the solar system that you have never seen is in the top 10 best books about the universe according to many experts in the field of space science and received many compliments from experts in the book industry, parents, teachers, students, students... who have known or read the book in many countries around the world. |
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