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How to use this book
Welcome to Space Science. All the books in this set are organized to help you through the multitude of pictures and facts that make this subject so interesting. There is also a master glossary for the set on pages 58–64 and an index on pages 65–72.
The text is organized into chapters.
Capitals show key glossary terms. They
are defined in the quick reference glossary.
Links to related information in other titles in the Space Science set.
Chapter heading.
Quick reference glossary. All these glossary entries, sometimes with further explanation, appear in the master glossary for the set on pages 58–64.
Photographs and diagrams have been carefully selected and annotated for clarity. Captions provide more facts.
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Author
Brian Knapp, BSc, PhD
Art Director
Duncan McCrae, BSc
Senior Designer
Adele Humphries, BA, PGCE
Editors
Mary Sanders, BSc, and Gillian Gatehouse
Illustrations on behalf of Earthscape Editions
David Woodroffe and David Hardy
Design and production
EARTHSCAPE EDITIONS
Picture credits
All photographs and diagrams NASA except the following: (c=center t=top b=bottom l=left r=right)
Earthscape Editions 6t, 6b, 8, 9, 20–21, 55; ESO 35, 45; Jason Ware 40–41; ESA Artist front cover; NASA Artist 36, 38–39.
The front cover shows an artist’s impression of a black hole in a strong magnetic field; the back cover, different stages of the life cycle of stars in Nebula NGC 3603.
NASA, the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, was founded in 1958 for aeronautical and space exploration. It operates several installations around the country and has its headquarters in Washington, D.C.
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