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Name: 50 facts about space
Author: Lambert, Mark

45‑page collection of 50 engaging facts presented in a clear Q&A format. Covering topics from the Big Bang and the life cycle of stars to space flight technology and the future of astronautics, this book invites juvenile readers to explore key concepts in astronomy and space sciences. With accessible language and concise explanations, it serves as a quick reference for curious minds interested in how our universe works and what lies beyond Earth.

First publish date: 1982

Genre: Science/Astronomy

Authors: Lambert, Mark

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