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Author Spilsbury, Richard, 1963- author.

Title Fly to Mars! : forces in space / Richard and Louise Spilsbury.

Publication Info. Chicago, Illinois : Heinemann Raintree, [2016]
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 Nichols Juvenile Nonfiction  J 629.4 SPI    AVAILABLE
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Description 48 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm.
Series Feel the force.
Note Includes index.
Contents Why do we go into space? -- What do space rockets do? -- Why do astronauts feel heavy after takeoff? -- Why are rockets long and thin? -- How do spacecraft orbit Earth? -- What's it like in a space station? -- How do astronauts go on space walks? -- How do spacecraft go farther? -- How do spacecraft get to Mars? -- How do rovers drive on Mars? -- Will people go to Mars one day?
Summary Investigates the forces in space exploration including liftoff to life in zero gravity. Learn about the challenges of living on other planets.
Audience 1030L Lexile
Note 1030L Lexile
Subject Force and energy -- Experiments -- Juvenile literature.
Space flight -- Juvenile literature.
Outer space -- Exploration -- Juvenile literature.
Added Author Spilsbury, Louise, author.
ISBN 9781484626009 (hardback)
1484626001 (hardback)
9781484626054 (paperback)
1484626052 (paperback)
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