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When Air Moves
When Air Moves

By Mae Blacker Freeman

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The Sun, the Moon, and the stars
The Sun, the Moon, and the stars

By Mae Blacker Freeman

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An introduction to astronomy covering the solar system, galaxy, universe, and the latest theories about quasars, pulsars, and black holes.

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Finding Out About the Past
Fun with Scientific Experiments
You will go to the moon
You will go to the moon

By Mae Blacker Freeman

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An easy-to-read introduction to space flight tracing a manned rocket trip to a space station and the moon.

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The Sun, the Moon, and the stars
The Sun, the Moon, and the stars

By Mae Blacker Freeman

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An introduction to astronomy covering the solar system, galaxy, universe, and the latest theories about quasars, pulsars, and black holes.

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The Story of the Atom
The Story of Electricity
The Story of Chemistry
Fun With Chemistry
Fun With Chemistry

By Mae Blacker Freeman

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