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Generating electricity
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Gregory Vogt |
Describes how common and uncommon forms of electricity are produced or generated. Includes instructions for several experiments and a glossary of terms. |
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Jupiter
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Gregory Vogt |
Presents information about the largest planet in our solar system and its moons. |
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Mars
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Gregory Vogt |
Presents information on Mars, the reddish orange planet, and its exploration by the U.S. spacecraft, Mariner and Viking. Includes a glossary and "Mars Quick Facts." |
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Model rockets
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Gregory Vogt |
Discusses the history, principles, and practical aspects of rocketry; presents experiments that illustrate rocket principles; and explains how to participate in model rocketry. |
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Pluto
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Gregory Vogt |
Presents information on Pluto, the farthest known planet, and its moon, Charon. Includes a glossary and "Pluto Quick Facts." |
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Saturn
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Gregory Vogt |
Presents information known about Saturn, its rings, and moons. |
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Spaceships
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Gregory Vogt |
Surveys the progress of space exploration, focusing on some of the various craft that have been used in the past three decades. |
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Venus
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Gregory Vogt |
Presents information on Venus, including its volcanoes, arachnoids, and pancake domes, as studied by U.S. and Soviet spacecraft. Includes a glossary and "Venus Quick Facts." |
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Voyager
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Gregory Vogt |
Important new scientific data was collected on the planets Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Pluto by the telescopes aboard the "Voyager" spacecrafts. For the first time, scientists were able to collect i… |
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Predicting earthquakes
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Gregory Vogt |
Describes the devastating effects of earthquakes and how they are predicted, located, and measured. |
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Uranus
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Gregory Vogt |
An introduction to the bluish-green planet, discovered in 1718 by Frederich Herschel. |
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Solar system
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Gregory Vogt |
This book tells of our solar system, identifying the sun, the planets, the moons, and the comets and asteroids. |
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