Space Number Crunch!

The figures, facts and out of this world stats

Author: Kevin Pettman

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Biggest planet, fastest asteroid, head-to-head astronaut match-ups, and much more - every page of this book is a treasure trove of space data!

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Biggest planet, fastest asteroid, head-to-head astronaut match-ups, and much more - every page of this book is a treasure trove of space data!

Description

Space Number Crunch! is a snappily written, fact-packed overview of the world of space, bursting with colourful, punchy data graphics and high-impact artworks. It's guaranteed to contain all the essential info that space fans aged 8 and up need to know. Each piece of data is based around a number, creating an entire book of easy-to-digest information that will hook the most reluctant of readers.

Includes features on the Big Bang, Mission to Mars, the Hubble Telescope and each of the extraordinary planets in our solar system. This really is an essential guide for any young space-explorer.

About the Author

Kevin Pettman is a sports writer and editor of children's magazines and annuals, including Match of the Day and Match. He is also a regular contributor to Top Gear's annuals and children's titles.

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Biggest planet, fastest asteroid, head-to-head astronaut match-ups, and much more - every page of this book is a treasure trove of space data! Space Number Crunch! is a snappily written, fact-packed overview of the world of space, bursting with colourful, punchy data graphics and high-impact artworks. It's guaranteed to contain all the essential info that space fans aged 8 and up need to know. Each piece of data is based around a number, creating an entire book of easy-to-digest information that will hook the most reluctant of readers. Includes features on the Big Bang, Mission to Mars, the Hubble Telescope and each of the extraordinary planets in our solar system. This really is an essential guide for any young space-explorer.