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  • The Technology of Baseball

    Series series High-Tech Sports
    Take me out to the ballgame … or just watch the game from your phone! From motion capture technology to software such as GameChanger and PitchTrax, the tech world has become a regular part of America’s national pastime. Round the bases as you learn about the most recent breakthroughs in The Technology of Baseball. ... Read more

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  • Galaxies and Stars

    Series series Amazing Space
    Stars light up the night sky and power the galaxies that fill our universe. This book introduces readers to what stars are made of, how they produce energy, and how they change over time. Clear, accessible text explores the life cycle of stars, the different types astronomers observe, and how groups of billions of stars form galaxies like the Milky Way. Readers will discover how scientists use ... Read more

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  • Shark-Mania!

    A Fact-Filled Feeding Frenzy for Budding Shark Biologists

    Series series Spotlight: Discovery Kids
    CHOMP! CHOMP! CHOMP! Get ready to sink your teeth into everything you ever wanted to know about sharks! Developed in partnership with Discovery Kids, Shark-Mania! serves up a feast of information—from life cycles and body features to attack styles and environmental threats. Fun facts, sidebars, diagrams, top 10 lists, would-you-rather questions, and even jokes deliver up all sorts of delicious ... Read more

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  • Asteroids, Comets, and Meteors

    Series series Amazing Space
    From rocky asteroids drifting through the asteroid belt to glowing comets streaking across the night sky, small space objects play a big role in our solar system. This book introduces readers to the differences between asteroids, comets, and meteors, explaining what they are made of, where they are found, and how they travel around the Sun. Clear, accessible text explores why comets form bright ... Read more

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  • Black Holes

    Series series Amazing Space
    Black holes are among the most powerful and mysterious objects in space. This book introduces readers to how black holes form when massive stars collapse and explains why their gravity is so strong that not even light can escape. Clear, accessible text explores the basic structure of a black hole, including the event horizon, and describes the different types of black holes scientists have ... Read more

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  • Dwarf Planets

    Series series Amazing Space
    From the icy world of Pluto to the distant reaches of the Kuiper Belt, dwarf planets are mysterious members of our solar system. This book introduces readers to what makes a dwarf planet different from a full-sized planet and explains why scientists changed Pluto’s classification. Clear, accessible text explores the key characteristics of dwarf planets, where they are found, and how they orbit the ... Read more

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  • Neptune

    Series series The Planets
    Of all the planets in our solar system, Neptune is the farthest from the Sun. Because it's so far away, its daytime light would seem very dim by Earth standards. Neptune has 16 moons and at least five main rings. With clear, concise language, this book supports state and national science standards by exploring the ice giant Neptune. ... Read more

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  • Mars

    Series series The Planets
    Mars is the only planet where humans have sent rovers to help us learn about its landscape. Iron minerals in the dirt give Mars its distinctive red color. Long ago, Mars was covered with water, and scientists continue to look for signs that life may once have existed there. With clear, concise language, this book supports state and national science standards by exploring the intriguing planet Mars ... Read more

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  • Uranus

    Series series The Planets
    Uranus is the seventh planet from the Sun, and it's one of only two ice giants in our solar system. Uranus is tilted in a way that makes it look like it's spinning sideways, almost like it's rolling. Uranus has two sets of rings and almost 30 known moons. With clear, concise language, this book supports state and national science standards by exploring the intriguing planet Uranus. ... Read more

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  • Mercury

    Series series The Planets
    Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun. It's extremely hot during the day and extremely cold at night, and Mercury's surface is similar to Earth's Moon. But Mercury doesn't have any moons of its own! With simple, straightforward language, this book supports state and national science standards by exploring the fascinating planet Mercury. ... Read more

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  • Venus

    Series series The Planets
    Venus is the second planet from the Sun, and it's Earth's nearest neighbor. Venus can easily be seen in the night sky without the help of a telescope. Venus doesn't have any moons, but it does have a unique pattern of orbit and rotation. It takes Venus longer to rotate on its axis than it does to orbit around the Sun—meaning that its day is longer than its year! With simple, straightforward ... Read more

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  • Saturn

    Series series The Planets
    Saturn is famous for its remarkable rings, and this gas giant also has dozens of moons. More are still being discovered! These moons leave many mysteries for scientists to unravel. For example, the moon Titan is home to lakes of methane. With simple, straightforward language, this book supports state and national science standards by exploring the fascinating planet of Saturn. ... Read more

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