About This Book
"Astronaut Living in Space" is an engaging early reader from DK Publishing that introduces children aged 4-11 to the fascinating realities of space exploration. Through clear text and vibrant illustrations, it details what astronauts do, how they train, and the unique challenges and joys of living aboard a space station. It covers topics like eating, sleeping, exercising, and conducting experiments in zero gravity, making complex scientific concepts accessible and exciting for young readers. This book is perfect for sparking curiosity about STEM fields and inspiring future space enthusiasts.
"First American edition [published] 2000"--P. opposite t.p.
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1
What do you think would be the most challenging part of living in space?
2
If you could go to space, what's the first thing you would want to see or do?
3
What kind of training do you think astronauts need to do before they go to space?
4
What are some of the important jobs astronauts do while they are in space?
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