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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Terence Dickinson , Tracy ReadPublisher: Firefly Books Ltd Imprint: Firefly Books Ltd ISBN: 9780228102335ISBN 10: 0228102332 Pages: 80 Publication Date: 31 October 2019 Recommended Age: From 10 to 15 years Audience: Young adult , Teenage / Young adult Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviewsThough most of the images come with descriptive notes, at one point the narrative is reduced to no more than identifying labels, which encourages lingering over the visual majesty on display. In an opening section, separate enough from the rest to have its own glossary, the authors describe each of the Hubble's instruments and introduce other space telescopes. Though in essence a boiled-down version of Dickinson's more-expansive Hubble's Universe (second ed. 2017), there is more than enough here to sate young sky watchers with an appetite for jaw-dropping space photography. To Infinity and Beyond, indeed.-- (06/16/2019) Though most of the images come with descriptive notes, at one point the narrative is reduced to no more than identifying labels, which encourages lingering over the visual majesty on display. In an opening section, separate enough from the rest to have its own glossary, the authors describe each of the Hubble's instruments and introduce other space telescopes. Though in essence a boiled-down version of Dickinson's more-expansive Hubble's Universe (second ed. 2017), there is more than enough here to sate young sky watchers with an appetite for jaw-dropping space photography. To Infinity and Beyond, indeed.-- (06/16/2019) A great addition for middle school libraries to spark interest in astronomy.--Bob Hassett School Library Journal (10/01/2019) Though most of the images come with descriptive notes, at one point the narrative is reduced to no more than identifying labels, which encourages lingering over the visual majesty on display. In an opening section, separate enough from the rest to have its own glossary, the authors describe each of the Hubble's instruments and introduce other space telescopes. Though in essence a boiled-down version of Dickinson's more-expansive Hubble's Universe (second ed. 2017), there is more than enough here to sate young sky watchers with an appetite for jaw-dropping space photography. To Infinity and Beyond, indeed.-- (06/16/2019) A great addition for middle school libraries to spark interest in astronomy.--Bob Hassett School Library Journal (10/01/2019) If you're hoping to kindle astronomical interest in a young person this holiday season, nothing succeeds like a collection of impressive images. Few can resist the visual splendour of the universe, but to sustain that spark, the photos need to be matched with lively, engaging and factual descriptions... Page after page is packed with stunning Hubble shots and accessible writing. Considering the book's modest price, it can serve as a nifty stocking stuffer for the curious youngster in your life-- (11/01/2019) Author InformationTerence Dickinson is the award-winning author of Hubble’s Universe: Greatest Discoveries and Latest Images, NightWatch and The Backyard Astronomer’s Guide, among many other best-selling astronomy titles. Tracy C. Read is a writer/editor and is the author of the children’s natural history series Exploring the World of… and the co-author of 110 Nature Hot Spots in Ontario: The Best Parks, Conservation Areas and Wild Places. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |