Bibliograph

Freaky space stories, Katie Kawa

Type

Label

Freaky space stories, Katie Kawa

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Freaky space stories

Nature of contents

bibliography

Responsibility statement

Katie Kawa

Series statement

Freaky true science

Summary

Peering into the immense blackness of space has taught us a lot throughout the centuries, but it's also left us with unanswered questions and a burning desire to learn more. Readers are taken on an amazing voyage through some of the freakiest space scenarios, such as other Earthlike planets beyond our solar system that could support life, the possibility of mining water on the moon, and the dark world of the plutoids--the distant dwarf planets in the Kuiper Belt beyond Neptune. Filled with exciting facts, awe-inspiring images, and comprehensive sidebars, this book poses the ultimate freaky question: When we stare up at the stars, is something staring back at us?

Table Of Contents

The secrets of space -- Copernicus changes everything -- We're not alone! -- Searching for other worlds -- What happened to Pluto? -- Putting a different spin on it -- A closer look at comets -- Mining moon water -- Martian water -- Don't get sucked in! -- A new kind of energy -- Space junk! -- Solving space mysteries

Target audience

juvenile

Classification

Creator