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Black Holes, Stars, Earth and Mars: Astronomy poems for all ages by Sean Raymond
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Overview: Astronomer Sean Raymond wraps space facts in poetry, explaining complex topics in playful prose. Drawings by Owen Raymond illustrate how our Universe works, from the phases of the Moon to “spaghettification.” Eleven astronomical poems cover topics ranging from telescopes to black holes, from galaxies to the search for extra-terrestrial life, from the Big Bang to the planets. With a foreword by world-renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.
This delightful book is a gentle reminder of the better things in life, and science. With echoes of Dr Seuss and the skilled crafting of Edward Lear, Raymond and Raymond create a world well worth losing yourself in, all the while telling a story about the frontiers of our understanding of the universe. An absolute pleasure.
– Caleb Scharf, Director of Astrobiology at Columbia University and author of The Copernicus Complex
Genre: Non-Fiction > Educational
Does anyone out there just hate all the stars?
Despise every planet from Neptune to Mars?
Loathe the mere sight of an asteroid or comet?
Look up at the Moon and just instantly vomit?
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Requirements: .ePUB reader, 2.5 MB
Overview: Astronomer Sean Raymond wraps space facts in poetry, explaining complex topics in playful prose. Drawings by Owen Raymond illustrate how our Universe works, from the phases of the Moon to “spaghettification.” Eleven astronomical poems cover topics ranging from telescopes to black holes, from galaxies to the search for extra-terrestrial life, from the Big Bang to the planets. With a foreword by world-renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.
This delightful book is a gentle reminder of the better things in life, and science. With echoes of Dr Seuss and the skilled crafting of Edward Lear, Raymond and Raymond create a world well worth losing yourself in, all the while telling a story about the frontiers of our understanding of the universe. An absolute pleasure.
– Caleb Scharf, Director of Astrobiology at Columbia University and author of The Copernicus Complex
Genre: Non-Fiction > Educational
Does anyone out there just hate all the stars?
Despise every planet from Neptune to Mars?
Loathe the mere sight of an asteroid or comet?
Look up at the Moon and just instantly vomit?
Download Instructions:
https://userupload.net/4xplsj9g64q8
https://dropgalaxy.vip/gkro4c8rnpqm
Trouble downloading? Read This.
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