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"Black holes (Astronomy) Juvenile literature."
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Black holes
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Than, Ker, 1980-
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Black holes (Astronomy) Juvenile literature.
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Astronomy Juvenile literature.
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Black holes (Astronomy)
2010
A very simple look at mysterious black holes.
A black hole is not a hole
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DeCristofano, Carolyn Cinami
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Carroll, Michael, ill
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Black holes (Astronomy) Juvenile literature.
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Black holes (Astronomy)
2012
Aspiring astronomers can learn what black holes are, what causes them, how scientists first discovered them and more, in an informative science book that includes space paintings, real telescopic images, funny doodles and speech bubbles.
Black holes
2013
\"An examination of the science behind the astronomical phenomena known as black holes, including relevant theories and history-making discoveries as well as topics of current and future research\" \"--Provided by publisher.
Black holes : a space discovery guide
2017
\"This book explores the latest discoveries about black holes while also exploring various theories and discoveries throughout history and even looking into the future.\"-- Provided by publisher.
What's inside a black hole? : theories about space phenomena
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Jackson, Tom, 1972- author
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Gareth Stevens Publishing, publisher
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Jackson, Tom, 1972- Beyond the theory: science of the future
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Black holes (Astronomy) Juvenile literature.
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Cosmology Juvenile literature.
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Astronomy Juvenile literature.
2019
What happens when someone or something goes into a black hole? This book introduces some of the major ideas in cosmology, bringing quarks, preons, hypothetical subparticles, pulsars, galaxies, the Big Bang theory, dark energy, and gravitational waves to life with accessible language and vivid full-color art work. The text includes fascinating sidebars and fact boxes that add extra excitement to this look into deep space phenomena. Whether it's about Stephen Hawking or the James Webb telescope, even the most reluctant readers are sure to enjoy this book.
Black holes explained
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Negus, James (Children's author), author
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Black holes (Astronomy) Juvenile literature.
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Cosmology Juvenile literature.
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Black holes (Astronomy)
2019
\"On December 26, 2015, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) detected gravitational waves generated from merging black holes for the first time in human history. But why is this significant? Through an engaging, easily accessible approach, the origins, dynamics, and ultimate fate of black holes are thoroughly unraveled so that students without a scientific background can grasp complex physics theories. This text supports the Next Generation Science Standards' emphasis on scientific collection and analysis of data and evidence-based theories by discussing the methods research universities and space agencies use to explore black holes.\"-- Provided by publisher.
Black hole chasers : the amazing true story of an astronomical breakthrough
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Redding, Anna Crowley, author
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Feiwel and Friends (Imprint)
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Event Horizon Telescope Juvenile literature.
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Event Horizon Telescope.
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Black holes (Astronomy) Juvenile literature.
2021
Presents the true story of one of the Event Horizon Telescope team's reveal of the first image of a super massive black hole\"--Provided by publisher.
Stephen Hawking
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Sánchez Vegara, Ma Isabel (María Isabel), author
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Hunt, Matt, 1988- illustrator
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Hawking, Stephen, 1942-2018 Juvenile literature.
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Physicists Great Britain Biography Juvenile literature.
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Hawking, Stephen, 1942-2018.
2019
\"When Stephen Hawking was a little boy, he used to stare up at the stars and wonder about the universe. Although he was never top of the class, his curiosity took him to the best universities in England: Oxford and Cambridge. It also led him to make one of the biggest scientific discoveries of the 20th century: Hawking radiation. This moving book features stylish and quirky illustrations and extra facts at the back, including a biographical timeline with historical photos and a detailed profile of the brilliant physicist's life\"--Amazon.com