Today's teens may travel to the Moon in their lifetimes. This primer on what to know for a future in space combines technology and science with law and policy for a fascinating look at a very timely subject.
For teens who are space fans, this book is loaded with fascinating facts, great stories, and new ways of thinking about the challenges of space. It covers topics on the science of space and developments in technology (e.g., satellites behaving like spacecraft), and it also considers the laws that have been drafted for space travel and space etiquette-the agreed upon norms of behavior that allow humans to explore without conflict.
The book discusses the problem of space debris, and the growth of space tourism. It provides details about the Artemis missions and plans for the Gateway space station, and so much more. It challenges young readers to think about the decisions that need to be made in the years ahead to ensure that space exploration remains an exhilarating and peaceful activity.
And the final chapter provides guidance on careers in the space industry-being an astronaut is only one of many exciting paths to pursue.
Named to the NSTA-CBC Best STEM Books List!
A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection
One of Chicago Public Library's Best of the Best Books
A Booklist Editor's Choice: Books for Youth
| ISBN: | 9781682635377 |
| Publication date: | 7th January 2025 |
| Author: | Cynthia Levinson |
| Illustrator: | Jennifer Swanson |
| Publisher: | Margaret Quinlin Books an imprint of Candlewick Press |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 202 pages |
| Genres: |
Educational: Technology Educational: Politics and constitution Children’s / Teenage general interest: Discovery and exploration Politics, Law, Philosophy & Ethics |
Today's teens may travel to the Moon in their lifetimes. This primer on what to know for a future in space combines technology and science with law and policy for a fascinating look at a very timely subject.For teens who are space fans, this book is loaded with fascinating facts, great stories, and new ways of thinking about the challenges of space.
Who Owns the Moon? features in the following genres: Educational: Technology, Educational: Politics and constitution, Children’s / Teenage general interest: Discovery and exploration, Politics, Law, Philosophy & Ethics
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Who Owns the Moon? was written by Cynthia Levinson and published by Margaret Quinlin Books an imprint of Candlewick Press
Who Owns the Moon? has 202 pages
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