NEPTUNE! The Windy Planet.

von Alex Ishikawa

92 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Blast off to the far, cold edge of the solar system - and meet the windiest planet of all!Packed with real, kid-friendly facts and bright, colorful illustrations, Neptune! The Windy Planet takes curious readers ages 10-12 on a cosmic journey to the most distant planet from the Sun. It's a deep-blue ice giant so far away you can't even see it without a telescope - a world of racing winds, giant storms, faint rings, and a strange backward moon. Every page is a new discovery.Perfect for young space fans, budding scientists, and any kid who loves astronomy, this engaging nonfiction reader makes learning about Neptune and the solar system genuinely fun - and it's written just right for confident independent readers and the classroom.Inside this space book for kids, young explorers will discover: - Why Neptune is the eighth and farthest planet - the very edge of the planets- What makes it an ice giant, and why methane gas turns it deep blue- How Neptune has the fastest winds in the whole solar system, faster than sound- Why giant dark storms appear and vanish across its blue clouds- The truth about Neptune's thin, dark, easy-to-miss rings- Triton, its biggest moon - a super-cold world that orbits backwards and shoots icy geysers- How cold it really is out there, and why the Sun looks like just a bright star- The amazing story of how Neptune was discovered using nothing but math- Voyager 2, the only spacecraft ever to fly past Neptune- A fun end-of-book quiz and an easy-to-use glossaryWith clear text, eye-catching pictures, and only true facts, this is a fantastic STEM gift for birthdays, holidays, and classrooms - and a great addition to any young reader's space and science collection. Complete your little astronomer's planet collection with the eighth and final planet!Scroll up and grab your copy - the adventure to the windy blue planet starts now!

• ISBN: 9798194547296
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 24.08.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp