Two siblings going to bed describe what stars really are--giant balls of hot, dense gas millions of miles from the Earth--in a book that examines constellations, atmospheric turbulence, and black holes.

Learn how the constellations were named and how the stars change over millions of years. Discover how scientists are always increasing their knowledge of the stars.

"Three stars--of fire, water, and ice--have fallen from the skies, and now three women and three men have come together to find them. But on the quest for the final star, they'll discover that possessing it won't be enough to stop the destruction of themselves--and of their world... As the hunt for the Ice Star leads the six guardians to Ireland, Doyle, the immortal, must face his tragic past. Three centuries ago, he closed off his heart, yet his...

This field guide highlights 100 objects that can be seen in the night sky. Readers will gain a greater understanding about how to spot these things, including constellations and objects in our solar system. Features include a helpful introduction to the topic, a glossary, and additional resources. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards.

Offers information about all eighty-eight constellations of the Northern and Southern skies and provides simple star charts for easy identification.

Building the craziest and wackiest stack of stuff ever to reach the sky, Luna finally has what she wants?a star of her own to use as a night-light.

Explains the nature, formation, and death of stars.