| Description |
104 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm. |
| Series |
My science notebook
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| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 100-101) and index. |
| Contents |
Is the moon a kind of star? -- How long would it take to go to the moon by bicycle? -- How did the moon get it's name? -- What can moon rocks tell us? -- What happens during an eclipse of the moon? -- Why does the moon seem to follow us when we're riding in a car? -- Do all the planets have a moon? -- What does the moon look like? -- What are the dark spots we see on the moon? -- What keeps the moon close to Earth? -- Who has gone to the moon? -- Will we ever be able to see the other side of the moon? -- How does the moon affect the tides? -- Where does the moon go during the day? -- Why did the astronauts bounce when they walked on the moon? -- What do we know about the side of the moon that we can't see? -- How does the moon change its shape? -- Is it true that strange things happen during a full moon? -- Is there water on the moon? -- What are the patches and spots we see on the moon? -- Do lunar rocks look like Earth rocks? -- What is inside the moon? -- Why is the moon full of holes? -- Could we live on the moon? -- What would happen if there was no more moon? -- What does the phrase "many moons ago" mean? -- Is it hot or cold on the moon? -- Could we drink "moon water" someday? -- What did the astronauts do when they went to the moon? |
| Summary |
Presents, in a question and answer format, information about a number of scientific subjects, and discusses issues that relate to the human body, dinosaurs, inventions, and the moon. |
| Study Program |
Accelerated Reader AR MG 5.6 1.0 125504. |
| Subject |
Moon -- Juvenile literature.
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Moon.
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| ISBN |
9780836892154 library binding |
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0836892151 library binding |
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