Space, Stars, and the Beginning of Time: What the Hubble Telescope Saw

by Elaine Scott

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Through the eye of the Hubble, the author skillfully guides readers along the evolution of our universe, investigating a question that was once unanswerable: "Where did we come from?"

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This book was about both space facts and NASA, specifically the Hubble Telescope and astronauts. It also briefly discussed famous scientists related to space and time study.

What will draw children into this book are the pictures. The author used real photographs from the Hubble space telescope. This is probably a fourth grade book at the youngest, as the information is a bit advanced and the book a bit long. But this would be essential for any library science section. Because this could be a controversial subject--with its information about creation--teachers may want to pick and choose what they do lessons over in this book.

Students could build models of telescopes they design themselves out of different materials. Students could show more take the information from what they learn in this book and create their own "space photographs" of super clusters, galaxies, nebulae, black holes, etc. show less
Horn Book starred (Fall 2011)

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Nonfiction, Kids, Tween
DDC/MDS
522.2919Natural sciences & mathematicsAstronomyTechniques, procedures, apparatus, equipment, materialsTelescopes (See also 535.83 Optics)Famous telescopes
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QB500.268 .S364ScienceAstronomyAstronomyDescriptive astronomySolar system
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