Giles Sparrow Books

Universe

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Discover an amazing variety of celestial objects, as well as the beginings and future of the universe. Fabulous full-color photographs, many taken with the help of space telescopes, together with e...

Universe

By Ian Nicholson, Kevin Tildsley, David Hughes, Philip Eales, Giles Sparrow, Carole Stott, Ian Ridpath, Robert Dinwiddie, Martin Rees, Pam Spence

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Science

By DK Publishing

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Spaceflight

By Giles Sparrow

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Space

By Carole Stott

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Displays images from NASA's archives of the universe, and offers insights from engineers and scientists on the history of space exploration.

DK science

By Adam Hart Davis

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"This remarkable reference book tells the story of scientific progress from the invention of the wheel to 21st century climate solutions. It captures every key moment of discovery, and shows how th...

Our Universe

By Giles Sparrow

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Discovering the Universe

By Giles Sparrow

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Stars

By Giles Sparrow

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Our Solar System

By Giles Sparrow

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