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This book examines the transformative impact of key inventions and discoveries in astronomy. It presents information through engaging fact boxes, informative sidebars, notable biographies, and a chronological timeline. The work also includes a glossary, a curated list of recommended reading, suggested websites, and a comprehensive index to aid further study.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Science/Astronomy
Authors: World Book, Inc
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