Know about Stars
Stars are amazing They are hot balls of gas, but there is much more to them than that. Step inside to learn just how stars are born and how they die.
StarsJuvenile literature
RELEASED2010
PUBLISHERNational Maritime Museum
LENGTH32
LANGUAGEEN
Mary Gribbin works in education in East Sussex and writes books about science for children. She won The TES Junior Information Book Award for her book Time and the Universe, and has written a series of books for Ladybird. She has also worked with John Gribbin on Being Human, Ice Age, and major biographies of Richard Feynman and Robert FitzRoy, as well as the "in 90 minutes" series of mini-biographies of Galileo, Newton, Halley, Faraday, Darwin, Mendel, Curie, and Einstein.-GoodReads
Know about Stars
by Mary Gribbin, John R. Gribbin
Stars are amazing They are hot balls of gas, but there is much more to them than that. Step inside to learn just how stars are born and how they die.
StarsJuvenile literature
RELEASED2010
PUBLISHERNational Maritime Museum
LENGTH32
LANGUAGEEN
Mary Gribbin works in education in East Sussex and writes books about science for children. She won The TES Junior Information Book Award for her book Time and the Universe, and has written a series of books for Ladybird. She has also worked with John Gribbin on Being Human, Ice Age, and major biographies of Richard Feynman and Robert FitzRoy, as well as the "in 90 minutes" series of mini-biographies of Galileo, Newton, Halley, Faraday, Darwin, Mendel, Curie, and Einstein.-GoodReads
