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Series Title

Oxford Children's A to Z

Call Number

R 520 KER s

Publisher

Oxford : Oxford., 2004

Collation

64p.;tabs.,illus;27.5cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

978-0-19-911258-6

Classification

520

Content Type

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Media Type

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Carrier Type

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Edition

First

Subject(s)

Geography, Isaac Newton
Biography Galileo Galilei
Physics - Shadow, Colour & Lenses
Astronomy
Space
Halley's Comet
Nebulae
Air
Matter
Energy
Milky Way
Earth
Planet
Evaporation
Satellite
Element
Solar System
Star
Galaxy
Sun
Rockets
Telescope
Moon
Universe -
Zodiac
Weight and Size
UFO
atom
Nuclear reactions
Return Day Books
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
Movement
Atmosphere
Better Health Commission
Titan
Size
crater
crust
hemisphere
horizon
poles
season
Achernar
Acrux
Active Galaxy
aerial
aerolite
aerospace
airlock
air resistance
aldebaran
algol
alien
almanac
Alpha Centauri
Altair
Andromeda Galaxy
Antares
Antenna
Apollo spacecraft
Aquarius
Arcturus
Ariane
Aries
Neil Armstrong
Artificial Satellite
Asteroid
Asteroid belt
astrolabe
astrology
astronaut
astronautics
astronomer
astronomical unit (AU)
amateur astronomer
Nicolaus Copernicus (1473-1543)
Galileo Galilei (1564-1642)
Edmond Halley (1656-1742)
William Herschel (1738-1822) and Caroline (1750-18
Edwin Hubble (1889-1953)
invisible astronomy
Johannes Kepler (1571-1630)
Isaac Newton (1642-1727)
Ptolemy
space astronomy
astrophotography
Atlantis
aurora
axis
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Beehive
Beta Centauri
Betelgeuse
Big Bang
Big Crunch
Big Dipper
Binary Star
binoculars
black hole
booster
brightness
brown dwarf
Buran
Callisto
canal (on Mars)
Cancer
Canopus
Cape Canaveral
Capella
Capricornus
capsule
celestial
celestial sphere
centrifuge
Ceres
Challenger
Charon
chemical element
chromosphere
Clavius
cluster
Coal Sack
collapsar
Columbia
comet
communications satellite
constellation
Copernicus
corona
cosmic ray
cosmology
cosmonaut
cosmos
countdown
Crab Nebula
crater ray
Crescent Moon
dark matter
Deep Space Network
Delta rocket
Deneb
Discovery
docking
Dog Star
double star
drag
dwarf star
earthgrazer
Earth - resources satellite
earthshine
eclipse
Albert Einstein
elliptical
encounter
endeavour
equinox
ESA
escape velocity
ET
European Space Agency (ESA)
evening star
Explorer 1
Exploring Space
Yuri Gagarin (1934-1968)
Neil Armstrong (born 1930)
John Glenn (born 1921)
Robert Goddard (1882-1945)
Alexei Leonov (born 1934)
spaceship
Valentina Tereshkova (born 1937)
Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (1857-1935)
V-2
Wernher von Braun (1912-1977)
extraterrestrial
extravehicular activity (EVA)
falling star
fireball
First Quarter
flare
fly-by
flying saucer
Fomalhaut
free fall
fuel cell
Full Moon
fusion
galactic
gamma rays
Ganymede
gas giant
Gemini
Gemini spacecraft
geostationary orbit
g-force
Giotto
globular cluster
Great Red Spot
gravity
Hale-Bopp
heat shield
heavenly body
helium
William and Caroline Herschel
horoscope
Horsehead Nebula
Houston
Hubble Space Telescope
Hyades
hydrogen
ice cap
infrared rays
Intelsat
intergalactic
interplanetary
interstellar
interstellar matter
Io
ionosphere
IRAS
jettison
Jewel Box
Jodrell Bank
Jovian
Kennedy Space Center
Johannes Kepler
Kourou Space Centre
Laika
Landsat
Large Magellanic Cloud
Last Quarter
Latitute and Longitude
Launch Vehicle
Launch Window
Libra
Life in space
Life-support system
lift-off
lunar eclipse
Lunar Prospector
Lunar Rover
Lunokhod
M number
Magellanic Clouds
magnitude
manned manoeuvring unit (MMU)
mare, maria
Mariner
Mariner Valley
Martian
mass
Mercury spacecraft
meteor
meteorite
meteoroid
meteor shower
Meteosat
Milky Way Galaxy
Mimosa
minor planet
Mir
Miranda
mission control
MMU
module
molecule
Moon buggy
Moon probe
morning star
naked eye
NASA
neutron star
New Moon
night
northern lights
North Star
nova
observatory
open cluster
orbit
orbital velocity
orbiter
Orion
Orion Nebula
Orion's Belt
oxidizer
parsec
partial eclipse
Pathfinder
payload
period
phases of the Moon
photosphere
Pioneer
Pisces
birth
day
distance
new planet
terrestrial planet
year
planetarium
planetary nebula
Pleiades
Plough
Polaris
Pole Star
Pollux
Procyon
prominence
propellant
Proxima Centauri
probe
pulsar
quasar
radar
radiation
radio galaxy
radio telescope
Ranger
red giant
Red Planet
red shift
re-entry
relativity
remote-sensing satellite
retrorocket
Rigel
ring system
rocky planet
Sagittarius
Salyut
astronomy satellite
environmental satellite
navigation satellite
search and rescue satellite
weather satellite
Saturn V
Scorpius
sea (on the Moon)
SETI
Seven Sisters
shepherd moon
shooting star
shuttle
simulator
Sirius
Skylab
Small Magellanic Cloud
Sojourner
solar
solar cell
solar eclipse
solar flare
solar wind
solstice
Southern Cross
southern lights
Soyuz
spacecraft
Spacelab
spacesuit
space station
Spica
space sickness
space shuttle
spaceport
space walk
splashdown
Sputnik 1
companion
death
twinkling
star map
star sign
stellar
step rocket
Summer Triangle
sunspot
supergiant
supernova
Surveyor
Taurus
telemetry
Valentia Tereshkova
terrestrial
thruster
tide
time
total eclipse
tracking
trajectory
Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
Tycho
ultraviolet rays
Ulysses
UV rays
VAB
Van Allen belts
variable star
Vega
Vehicle Assembly Building
Venera probes
Very Large Array
Viking
Virgo
Virgo Cluster
Wrnher Von Braun
Vostok spacecraft
Voyager
weightlessness
white dwarf
X plane
X-rays
zenith
zero gravity
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