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Routinely going through daily life, people may be inured to the fact that Earth takes up only a small fraction of a solar system, let alone the universe. Still, the planet we call home is unique for a number of reasons. The more we can learn about Earth and its Moon—the two bodies in the solar system of which the most has been discovered to date—the more likely scientists are to uncover truths about the universe as a whole. The properties, motions, and cycles that characterize the Earth and Moon are the subjects of this mesmerizing volume, supported with details, sidebars, and labeled illustrations that any earthling would love.
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    • School Library Journal

      November 1, 2011

      Gr 5-7-Consisting largely of repackaged material that has been available for several years both in print and as online reference resources, these surveys offer utilitarian and systematic looks at deep space, the major components of our solar system, and the history and techniques of astronomy. The many space photos, diagrams, and images are informative, though often cramped and not always sharply reproduced. Minor updates to the texts and closing bibliographies may give these some appeal as replacements for hoarier titles on the topic, but most collections will likely already have access to the content.

      Copyright 2011 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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