Children’s / Teenage general interest: Space, stars and the solar system

How did the universe begin?

Black holes are some of the most mysterious objects in the universe.

Could there be aliens hiding on one of Saturn's moons?

With the fossil fuels powering cars, trains, and planes harming the environment, scientists will have to find new ways to power vehicles.

Come along on an out-of-this-world journey with Chico Bon Bon in this rollicking new adventure from author and illustrator Chris Monroe.

The Earth is our home plane.

Neptune is a pretty cool planet to study because it's fascinating how we can still see images of it eve when it's so far away.

Let's study Uranus and explore what lies beneath its surface!

Study the planets and the stars with the help of this very depictive educational book.

Come fly with us to Jupiter and learn about the biggest planet in the solar system.

What's in the Red Planet and why is it the subject of so many explorations?

After Mercury comes Venus, and it's a beautiful planet to observe.

Ever wonder what's outside the world you see?

Let's explore outer space through this amazing science workbook!

Discover why things move through this picture book.

Your child does not have to be a science geek to truly understand the different states of matter.

Explore the wonders of the universe through hands-on fun!

See below the surface of Earth and discover the secrets that lie beneath our feet in this fascinating book about Earth.

Be careful what you wish for.

"e;Master storyteller Hale takes readers to dizzying new heights .

Tracing the evolution of humankind's pursuit of astronomical knowledge, this resource looks deep into the furthest reaches of space.

Tracing the evolution of humankind's pursuit of astronomical knowledge, this resource looks deep into the furthest reaches of space.

In this stellar activity book, kids delve into the rich history of space exploration, where telescopes, satellites, probes, landers, and human missions lead to amazing discoveries.

For hundreds of years scientists have sought and studied new worlds beyond Earth.

Gazing up at the stars, Benjamin Banneker longed to understand how and why things worked as they did.

With amazing facts and awe-inspiring illustrations, What the Dinosaurs Saw is a vibrant depiction of the earliest days of our universe and life on Earth.

With amazing facts and awe-inspiring illustrations, What the Dinosaurs Saw is a vibrant depiction of the earliest days of our universe and life on Earth.

Astronomy should never be a difficult subject to teach and learn.

Revisit the interesting truths of the solar system in this revised edition of a Baby Professor best seller.

Astronomy is the study of the world beyond our own.

Enjoy a game of question and answer astronomy with family and friends.

If it's anatomy, astronomy, biology, physics and more that you're looking for, there here's a quiz book for you.

Trivia nights are fun especially when you're playing as a big group.

Study the stars, moon, sun and planets in this astronomy ebook for beginners.

Imagine exploring one planet to the next.

If you're looking for a fun game to do with family and friends, how about trivia night?

Look up the sky and see stars as more than brilliant specks in the night sky.

Here's the little book with big information on planets, stars and constellations.

We know so much about the galaxy because of the hardwork of brilliant scientists.

It is said that Mars is Earth's sister planet.

There's so much unexplored about the outer space but what we do know now is that it's a beautiful.

Take your kids to the land of the unknown - the land of asteroids, comets and meteors.

Science is a tough subject to introduce to young minds.

A 5th grader needs as much as "e;reinforcements"e; when it comes to studies.

There's plenty to see when you look up at the sky.

What are meteors?

Let's explore the world beyond our own without jumping into spaceships.

If you look up at the night sky, what do you see?

The universe is an exciting place.

Is it true that within a black hole is a polarity so intense that not even light can escape?