Childrens Encyclopedia of Space

Childrens Encyclopedia of Space is a visual reference book about the cosmos. It is presented as a comprehensive encyclopedia of space and astronomy for children aged eight and above.

Key details

• Visual encyclopedia covering the cosmos from the Big Bang to the Extremely Large Telescope
• Includes galactic facts, dramatic photographs and CGI artwork
• Based on the latest astronomical research
• Covers the Solar System, the Universe and beyond
• Supports the key stage 2 (KS2) curriculum and home learning

Synopsis

Designed as a wide-ranging guide to space, this encyclopedia explores the cosmos from the Big Bang through to modern astronomy, including the Extremely Large Telescope. It brings together galactic facts with dramatic photography and CGI artwork, drawing on the latest astronomical research.

Written to be accessible, entertaining and authoritative, it supports the KS2 curriculum and is positioned as an introduction to space and astronomy for children aged eight and above.