What We See In The Stars

What We See in the Stars by Kelsey OseidSunlight is starlight. On Venus a day is longer than a year. The North Star won't alway be the North Star. Shadows are darker on the moon. April's full moon is called the Pink Moon. Amazing facts and the stories behind them are explained in this beautifully illustrated tour of our solar system. Combining mythology, history, and science, "What We See in the Stars" covers the night sky's most brilliant celectial bodies--constellations, planets, comets, the moon, and the Milkyu Way--as well as less familiar features like the outer objects, nebulae, and deep space. Readers and stargazers of all ages interested in outer space will delight in this charming journey through the cosmos.