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 \nFirst published in Great Britain in by Wayland  \nCopyright CHodder and StoughtAll rights reserved  \nEditor:Amy Pimperton  \nDesign and illustration:Collaborate  \nHB ISBN:9781526308474  \nPB ISBN:9781526308481  \nPrinted and bound in China  \nWayland,an imprint ofHachette Children's GroupPart of Hodder and StoughtonCarmelite House  \n50 Victoria EmbankmentLondon EC4Y ODZ  \nAn Hachette UK Company  \nwww.hachette.co.ukwww.hachettechildrens.co.uk  \n9  \n2019  \nThe website addresses (URLs)included in this book were valid at the time of goingto press.However,it is possible that contents or addresses may have changedsince the publication of this book.No responsibility for any such changes can beaccepted by either the author or the Publisher.  \nNote:In preparation of this book,all due care has been exercised with regard to theinstructions,activities and techniques depicted.The publishers regret that they canaccept no liability for any loss or injury sustained Always get adult supervision andfollow manufacturers advice when using electric and battery-powered appliances.  \n| ಿ   | ೦   | ×   | ⊗   |  |  |  |  |  | ×   |  |  | ⊗   |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | ⊗   |  |  |  | ×   | ೦  \u003Cbr>ಡ   |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n\n# CO∩TENTS\n\nSTARING IMTO SPACEMEASURE THE M0ON6SEE UHERE THE SUN...SETSTELL THE TIME ...山ITH SHAO0山SBUIL口A TELESCOPEBECOME THE LUNAR PHASESHUNT FOR ALIEN山ORLOSSEE COLOURS ...山ITHA SPECTROSCOPEEXPLORE THE □OPPLER EFFECTCAPTURE STAR TRAILSBUILD An ASTROLABEGLO55ARyFURTHER INFORMATIONII미EX星  \nh  \n日  \n□BSERVE EARTH'S SPIN  \n10  \n146旧20222日21  \n□BSERVE THE SUN  \nEPIC JOURDEy5  \nTravelling around the solar system isanother really good way to learn aboutthe planets and objects in it,but it takes yearsfor spacecraft to reach most other worlds.In 1959,Luna 2 became the first human-madeobject to land on another world.It took 36 hoursfor the spacecraft to reach the Moon from EarthIn comparison,it took the New Horizons spacecraft(launched in 2006)about nine years to get fromEarth to Pluto-a distant dwarf planet.  \n★+4  \n□ISTANT GALAXIES  \nTo learn more about objects outsidethe solar system,we could sendspacecraft to learn about them.However,the distances are so greatthat it would take our fastest rocketshundreds or even thousands of yearsto reach them.  \nSTARGAZING  \nInstead of relying on spacecraft,astronomers must use powerfultelescopes,such as the Hubble Space Telescope,to examinedistant stars,galaxies and gas clouds in detail.  \nExploring space with your feet firmly planted on Earth is thefocus of this book.There are twelve great activities for buddingspace scientists,from making your own telescope to studyingwhere the Sun sets,and from learning how to measure theposition of stars to exploring how alien worlds are discovered!  \n5  \nI  \nI  \nIf you look at the Moon youmight see large,flat grey areas(known as lunar maria)and impactcraters or you might observe the ever-changing phases of the Moon.It is sofar away,and yet it is amazing to thinkthat human beings have actually setfoot on the Moon.It took a lot of technologyto get there,but we can use a few householditems and some very simple maths -calledtrigonometry -to work out one vital pieceof information-the distance to the Moon.  \nyOU山ILL NEED:  \nOn a clear night when there is afull Moon,put some modellingclay on to the end of the metrerule.Stick the edge of the1-pence coin upright in the clay.  \n● Some modelling clay  \n·a metre rule or a piece ofWood about 1m long  \n·a 1-pence coin  \n·a tape measure (if not usinga metre rule)  \nLook along the rule so that thecoin lines up with the Moon.  \nIf the coin appears bigser","cbCaigapaTBrPEtk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigapaTBrPEtk","pdf",2835387,"English","# Staring into 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