If you look up at the sky on a dark night, what do you see? There's a whole universe staring back at you. In the company of Felicity the cat discover the phases of the moon, the constellations and how to spot the Northern Lights and the Milky Way. This beautiful, fun book will introduce you to the beauty of the night sky and show you the stars like you've never seen them before.

From planets and comets to sunspots and spacewalks, there's so much to know about space! This book has more than 100 facts and definitions about our solar system and beyond.

Each page of this reference book details a different element of space and astronomy, from the realities of living on the International Space Station to our solar system and what we know about distant space.

This series explores our solar system, stars, planets, spacecraft and astronomers in a thrilling way that will inspire scientific young minds. Just how many stars are there? What exactly is a shooting star? Find out the answer to these questions and more in this book.

Understand the phases of the moon, learn to navigate by the North Star and discover how to travel through space and time from your own window in this book which uncovers how humankind has its history woven into the constellations that light up our skies.

This book describes black holes in clear and simple terms, describing where they come from, how we discovered them, their anatomy and what it would be like to fall into one.

A first book on our Universe, this is the perfect companion for budding astronomers ages 6 and up eager to understand all about the Earth's place in space. Discover what a star is, how the Moon looks close up, and what tools astronomers use to look at space. 'Night Sky' encourages little explorers to get outside and covers all the key objects that children will want to learn about, including meteors, comets, asteroids, the Sun, the zodiac, and the...

Inviting all who dare to wonder - come navigate the spectacular treasures of the night sky with bestselling and award-winning Professor Raman Prinja's inspiring look into our galaxy and beyond.