Encyclopedia of Space (Hardback) | Released: 19 Nov 2020

Encyclopedia of Space is an illustrated reference book that takes readers on a journey through the universe, exploring everything from the Solar System and stars to galaxies, black holes, space exploration, and the future of human discovery beyond Earth.

Designed to make complex astronomical concepts easy to understand, the book presents fascinating facts, detailed illustrations, photographs, diagrams, and explanations about planets, moons, spacecraft, astronauts, and the forces that shape the cosmos. Readers can explore how the universe began, how stars are formed and die, what happens inside black holes, and how scientists continue to investigate distant worlds.

The encyclopedia covers major milestones in space exploration, including the Space Race, Apollo Moon missions, space telescopes, robotic missions, and the International Space Station. It also introduces modern discoveries and future possibilities such as new planetary exploration, space technology, and the search for life beyond Earth.

With its engaging visual approach and accessible explanations, Encyclopedia of Space is an excellent resource for young readers, students, astronomy enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the mysteries of the universe.