StarFinder for Beginners

Informationen zum Autor Maggie Aderin-Pocock Klappentext With a foreword from the presenter of the BBC's "The Sky at Night" comes this easy-to-understand guide for the budding astronomers. Includes a glow-in-the-dark card starfinder for children to practice. Ages: 8+ Zusammenfassung A novel approach to stargazing, this stunning space book features step-by-step guides to identifying the key constellations across the northern hemisphere. What do you see when you look up into the sky? Have you ever wondered what the stars mean? Or how they are connected? Or what each constellation is called? If so, then this may be the book for you! Little stargazers will enjoy paging through this awe-inspiring astronomy book and learning all about the constellations, their forms, shapes, and stories. This stunning space book for kids explores different groups of stars specific to the Northern Hemisphere, with step-by-step guides to identifying key constellations, star-spotting, and planet spotting! Sprinkled with stardust on every page, budding stargazers aged 9 and over can explore: -A glow-in-the-dark night-sky viewer included with the book -How to follow pathfinder stars to locate constellations -Crystal clear diagrams and illustrations -Easy-to-read maps -Fact panels that explain constellations and space science The final spread of each chapter shows all the stars in the sky with constellations unmarked so that readers can practice star-hopping Profile's of galaxies and nebulae in the night sky. StarFinder for Beginners is packed with high-quality imagery, maps of constellations, and tips to spot stars and patterns, to keep the kids enthralled, engaged and inspired. Discover striking pictures of the night sky in this amazing astronomy book for children. The innovative step-by-step approach to learning the key features of the night sky and compelling, easy-to-understand graphic style makes for the beginning of a keen interest in astronomy. This compelling guide on constellations for kids also covers planets, spotting nebulas, the milky way, shooting stars and more. A must-have volume for budding astronomers aged 9+, the informative and accessible guides featured throughout provide crystal clear instructions on recognising the constellations one by one, as well as pronunciation aids to some of the complex constellation names, and also featuring practice star maps for each season, so curious kids will find it easier than ever to navigate the night sky! Inhaltsverzeichnis 1: Foreword2: The Night Sky1: Constellations2: The celestial sphere3: Star movement4: Stargazing tips3: Route 1: The Plough to Leo1: The Plough2: Ursa Major3: Cigar Galaxy4: Polaris5: Ursa Minor6: Boötes7: Canes Venatici8: Whirlpool Galaxy9: Corona Borealis10: Leo11: Review route one12: Find the constellations4: Route 2: Orion to the Pleiades1: Orion2: Orion Nebula3: Canis Major4: Canis Minor5: Winter Triangle6: Gemini7: Taurus8: Crab Nebula9: The Pleiades10: Review route two11: Find the constellations5: Route 3: Cassiopeia to Aries1: Cassiopeia2: Cepheus3: Perseus4: Andromeda5: Andromeda Galaxy6: Pegasus7: Stephan's Quintet8: Aries9: Review route three10: Find the constellations6: Route 4: Cygnus to Serpens Caput1: Cygnus2: Lyra3: Ring Nebula4: Aquila5: Summer Triangle6: Ophiuchus7: Serpens Cauda8: Serpens Caput9: Messier 510: Review route four11: Find the constellations7: Among the Stars1: The Moon2: The Milky Way3: Planet spotting4: Shooting stars8: Glossary9: Index10: Acknowledgments...

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Maggie Aderin-Pocock

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With a foreword from the presenter of the BBC's "The Sky at Night" comes this easy-to-understand guide for the budding astronomers. Includes a glow-in-the-dark card starfinder for children to practice. Ages: 8+

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A novel approach to stargazing, this stunning space book features step-by-step guides to identifying the key constellations across the northern hemisphere.

What do you see when you look up into the sky? Have you ever wondered what the stars mean? Or how they are connected? Or what each constellation is called? If so, then this may be the book for you! Little stargazers will enjoy paging through this awe-inspiring astronomy book and learning all about the constellations, their forms, shapes, and stories. This stunning space book for kids explores different groups of stars specific to the Northern Hemisphere, with step-by-step guides to identifying key constellations, star-spotting, and planet spotting!

Sprinkled with stardust on every page, budding stargazers aged 9 and over can explore:

-A glow-in-the-dark night-sky viewer included with the book
-How to follow pathfinder stars to locate constellations
-Crystal clear diagrams and illustrations
-Easy-to-read maps
-Fact panels that explain constellations and space science

The final spread of each chapter shows all the stars in the sky with constellations unmarked so that readers can practice star-hopping Profile's of galaxies and nebulae in the night sky. StarFinder for Beginners is packed with high-quality imagery, maps of constellations, and tips to spot stars and patterns, to keep the kids enthralled, engaged and inspired. Discover striking pictures of the night sky in this amazing astronomy book for children. The innovative step-by-step approach to learning the key features of the night sky and compelling, easy-to-understand graphic style makes for the beginning of a keen interest in astronomy. This compelling guide on constellations for kids also covers planets, spotting nebulas, the milky way, shooting stars and more.

A must-have volume for budding astronomers aged 9+, the informative and accessible guides featured throughout provide crystal clear instructions on recognising the constellations one by one, as well as pronunciation aids to some of the complex constellation names, and also featuring practice star maps for each season, so curious kids will find it easier than ever to navigate the night sky!

Contenu

1: Foreword2: The Night Sky

• 1: Constellations
• 2: The celestial sphere
• 3: Star movement

• 4: Stargazing tips3: Route 1: The Plough to Leo

• 1: The Plough
• 2: Ursa Major
• 3: Cigar Galaxy
• 4: Polaris
• 5: Ursa Minor
• 6: Boötes
• 7: Canes Venatici
• 8: Whirlpool Galaxy
• 9: Corona Borealis
• 10: Leo
• 11: Review route one

• 12: Find the constellations4: Route 2: Orion to the Pleiades

• 1: Orion
• 2: Orion Nebula
• 3: Canis Major
• 4: Canis Minor
• 5: Winter Triangle
• 6: Gemini
• 7: Taurus
• 8: Crab Nebula
• 9: The Pleiades
• 10: Review route two

• 11: Find the constellations5: Route 3: Cassiopeia to Aries

• 1: Cassiopeia
• 2: Cepheus
• 3: Perseus
• 4: Andromeda
• 5: Andromeda Galaxy
• 6: Pegasus
• 7: Stephan's Quintet
• 8: Aries
• 9: Review route three

• 10: Find the constellations6: Route 4: Cygnus to Serpens Caput

• 1: Cygnus
• 2: Lyra
• 3: Ring Nebula
• 4: Aquila
• 5: Summer Triangle
• 6: Ophiuchus
• 7: Serpens Cauda
• 8: Serpens Caput
• 9: Messier 5
• 10: Review route four

• 11: Find the constellations7: Among the Stars

• 1: The Moon
• 2: The Milky Way
• 3: Planet spotting
• 4: Shooting stars8: Glossary9: Index10: Acknowledgments