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Paintings, photographs, maps, and diagrams take the reader on a visual visit to thirty-five of Earth's neighbors in space.

The sky is filled with much to see. We see the sun during the day and the moon and stars at night.

Presents a detailed discussion of the four outermost planets in our solar system.

Explores the nine planets in the solar system, describing their physical makeup, their moons, and their location in the solar system.

Introduces the parts of the solar system and some of the things astronauts do to be able to travel in space.

Provides facts about space environment and deep space, discussing human spaceflight, alien life, and other related topics.

Photographs and simple text introduce young reader to the planets and solar system.

Provides eighty detailed photographs and descriptions of the nine planets and their moons, asteroids, and comets that exist in the Milky Way galaxy, with an introductory essay about the solar system.

Reviews the history of discovery as it relates to Earth, the moon, and the sun, looks at Earth's solar system, explains where stars come from and how they form, discusses Earth's gravity and rotation, and describes the moon's formation and orbit.

Describes how the solar system operates and offers basic facts of the planets.

Text and illustrations present information about such space-related topics as gallaxies, stars, the planets, moon landings, and modern astronomy.

An introduction to our solar system, including information on the sun, planets, moons, comets, and asteroids.

Hay vida en la Tierra. No hay vida en otros planetas de nuestro sistema solar.

Alien space travelers Adi and Woops travel beyond the asteroid belt to Saturn and Jupiter, compare the gas giants to tiny Pluto, and learn why scientists still search for more information about all the outer planets, particularly Uranus and Neptune.

Animated alien space travelers Adi and Woops compare the characteristics of our blue planet with tiny Mercury, closest to the sun.