Space science

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

Science is a tough subject to introduce to young minds.

Did you know that there are thousands, or possibly millions, of undiscovered planets out there?

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

There are billions of stars and countless nebulae and black holes out there - in our galaxy alone.

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.

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

Take a look at the night sky, what do you see?

Look up the sky, and marvel at the patterns the natural world has to offer.

Astronomy is the study of the world beyond our own.

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.

So you want to be a pilot?

There is much to learn about the Solar System, but the basics will be good for now.

The solar system is a big place!

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

Is it true that Black Holes suck everything that comes near it?

Did you know that the Earth's moon is not unique in the Solar System?

Yes, you can watch the universe without going to outer space.

The Earth is our home plane.

'Sarah Cruddas is a gifted writer and Look Up is an inspired book.

Next, let's fly to Saturn on board our rocket ship!

How do you build a scientifically and technologically strong modern nation with limited means and resources?

The solar system is a big place!

What wonderful adventure a spaceship ride would be!

Let's go to outer space and meet the planets big and small!

From the Earth to outer space, there's a gazillion things to learn!

Let's pretend to be astronauts as we conquer the planets, one at a time.

In this second volume, we will continue to explore the special factors that bind cosmos to Earth and then to us.

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

What are meteors?

Did you know that there are thousands, or possibly millions, of undiscovered planets out there?

The Earth is our home plane.

The next pages will discuss rocket science.

There is much to learn about Neptune so pack your space suits and let's blast off to space!

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?

There is much to learn about the Solar System, but the basics will be good for now.

Are you all set for an adventure in Uranus?

Ever wonder what's outside the world you see?

Take a look at the night sky, what do you see?

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

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

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

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

Finally, we're on our last stop - Venus!

On the 10th of October 2007, a young Malaysian was successfully launched into space becoming the nations first Astronaut (Angkasawan).

Imagine exploring one planet to the next.

Is it true that Black Holes suck everything that comes near it?

Is there really a man on the moon?