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A young explorer's guide to the night sky, describing the different planets, stars, and other objects that might be seen there, explaining the formation and lives of stars, discussing constellations, and including tips on how to observe the night sky.

From Earth to distant planets. Since ancient times, people have looked to the skies.

An illustrated account of humanity's exploration of the moon, from our first observations and attempts to the first landing and later expeditions.

Presents tips on how to view stars planets, eclipses, comets, and meteors, and discusses how astronomers use telescopes to study the sky.

Explores the world of astronomy, discussing stars, the solar system, observatories, galaxies, and space exploration.

A guide to skywatching, offering advice on choosing and using binoculars, telescopes, and other accessories; providing information about the moon, stars, planets, comets, aurorae, asteroids, and nebulae; and including drawings, photographs, sky charts, and maps.

Learn about the sun, planets, galaxies, and stars.

Describes rockets, exploratory vehicles, and other technological aspects of space exploration, satellites, space stations, and the life and work of astronauts.

Illustrations and text introduce children to the solar system, providing facts and information on the moon, the planets, stars, astronauts, and related topics, and discussing space travel, living in space, robot explorers on Mars, and more.

Answers questions about space such as, "Are stars star-shaped, " "Which is the coldest planet, " and "What is a black hole.

An illustrated exploration of outer space that covers space stations, the solar system, asteroids, moons, the Milky Way, stars, galaxies, cosmology, and other related topics.

Photographs, illustrations, and text explore things related to space, including space shuttles, astronauts, galaxies, asteroids, the world's biggest planetarium, planets, the space station, telescopes, and more.

Presents an introduction to what we know about the universe in which we live and describes how we have gathered this information.

Examines how astronomer Caroline Herschel, aviator Amy Johnson, and astronaut Sally Ride made significant contributions in the work of their choice despite male prejudice.