What? Why? For what purpose? We Explore the Universe (with Magical Windows)

The illustrated encyclopedia "What? Why? For what purpose? We Explore the Universe," published in the series "For the Inquisitive" by the "Omega" publishing house, will tell your child about space. . . This publication can be used as an original teaching aid for younger school-age children, which will undoubtedly interest the child and win the heart of adults, helping to turn the process of acquiring new knowledge into a very interesting and engaging activity. . . The bright and attractive book of enlarged format is printed on high-quality laminated cardboard of increased strength with rounded page corners. . . Each spread of the encyclopedia is filled with a wealth of fascinating information, vividly and engagingly presented in a playful manner, telling about the amazing facts and mysteries of the cosmic space surrounding our planet, as well as the stages of the development of astronautics. Here you can find simple and understandable answers to the questions: . .- what the cosmic space consists of; . .- how the solar system is arranged and which planets it includes; . .- how and when the Sun, planet Earth, and its satellite Moon appeared; . .- what constellations can be seen in the night sky; . .- what distinguishes a space rocket from a space shuttle; . .- how the ISS is arranged, how astronauts live and work there; . . The carefully illustrated pictures can be looked at for hours, noticing and discovering new amazing facts, while numerous windows and flaps with various additional information will not only provide the necessary explanations and comprehensive answers to the child's questions but also turn reading into an exciting game, developing attention and curiosity. . .