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Compton's New Views of the Solar System
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If you enjoy astronomy, see how the solar system has changed over time
February, 1930 - Pluto discovered - the outermost planet in our solar system.
August, 2006 - PPluto stripped of its planet status and redefined as 'dwarf planet'
A lot of other things happened in the heavens. Find out with this fantastic book - New Views of the Solar System. This is a beautifully presented hard cover book for anyone interested to learn about the world we live in - and beyond.
You'll discover some of the most amazing photos and artworks of our solar system. There are articles on all of the major components within the solar system and a great range of supporting graphs and tables, meticulously put together to provide you with all the latest information on the solar system in both an educational and captivating way.
An out of this world gift book
The New Views of the Solar System is available only though Encyclopaedia Britannica. It's the ideal gift for any astronomy or science enthusiasts in your family or group of friends.
Product Details
- Hard cover
- Dimensions: 260mm(l)x 197mm(w)
- 106pages
- Containing almost 200 images and tables.
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