Far-Out Guide to Jupiter
Far-Out Guide to Jupiter
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Just the Series: Far-Out Guide to the Solar System   

Series and Publisher: Far-Out Guide to the Solar System   

Annotation: Presents information about Jupiter, including fast facts, history, and technology used to study the planet.
 
Reviews: 2
Catalog Number: #42833
Format: Library Binding
Common Core/STEAM: Common Core Common Core
Publisher: Enslow Publishers
Copyright Date: 2011
Edition Date: 2011 Release Date: 09/01/10
Pages: 48 pages
ISBN: 0-7660-3184-5
ISBN 13: 978-0-7660-3184-5
Dewey: 523.45
LCCN: 2008050036
Dimensions: 24 cm.
Language: English
Reviews:
School Library Journal (Thu Apr 28 00:00:00 CDT 2022)

CARSON, Mary Kay . Far-Out Guide to Earth . maps. ISBN 978-0-7660-3182-1 ; ISBN 978-1-59845-183-2 . LC 2008049781. CARSON, Mary Kay . Far-Out Guide to Jupiter . ISBN 978-0-7660-3184-5 ; ISBN 978-1-59845-186-3 . LC 2008050036. CARSON, Mary Kay . Far-Out Guide to the Icy Dwarf Planets . ISBN 978-0-7660-3187-6 ; ISBN 978-1-59845-190-0 . LC 2009037810. ea vol: 48p. (Far-Out Guide to the Solar System Series). diags. illus. photos. chron. further reading. glossary. index. Websites. CIP. Enslow Elementary . 2010. PLB $23.93; pap. $7.95. Gr 4-6 Lively writing with specific facts systematically presented and plenty of dramatic space art and photography add up to a winning formula for these introductions to our planet and its solar neighborhood. Highlighting the satellites and space probes that have played such central roles in our exploration of the solar system, Carson offers a thrillingly alarmist view in Asteroids and Comets of the (relatively) small rocks and comets that hurtle through local space to, on occasion, collide spectacularly with Earth or other planets. In the second title, she explains how the Landsats and other satellites have led us to a better understanding of the inner and outer characteristics of Earth. The author then surveys our rapidly expanding knowledge of Jupiter and its teeming system of moons and describes our tentative first steps toward closer looks at the enigmatic Pluto and three other Pluto-like icy dwarfs beyond. Aside from misleadingly dense representations of the asteroid belt and of near-Earth objects in Asteroids , the illustrations are above averagea cogent and well-placed mix of astro-photos, processed images, speculative paintings, and portraits of space gear and scientists at work. Numerous sidebars, spreads of summary "Fast Facts" in each volume, and select lists of multimedia resources expand and support presentations that will appeal equally to casual readers and researchers. John Peters, formerly at New York Public Library

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Wilson's Children's Catalog
Bibliography Index/Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Word Count: 4,297
Reading Level: 4.7
Interest Level: 2-5
Accelerated Reader: reading level: 4.7 / points: 1.0 / quiz: 140329 / grade: Middle Grades
Guided Reading Level: N

Jupiter is bigger than any other planet in our solar system. It has rings and centuries-old storms. It has more than sixty moons, toosome with underground oceans This great addition to the Far-Out Guide to the Solar System series will tell you everything you need to know about the biggest planetincluding missions and the scientists who planned them, and the spacecraft they used to do so.


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