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Just Facts Space Travel for Kids Space Science Ages 8 to 11 C Ingram ECE

Download As PDF : Just Facts Space Travel for Kids Space Science Ages 8 to 11 C Ingram ECE

"Just Facts, Space Travel for Kids" provides children with an informative and colorful look at space science, the planets, space travel, the International Space Station, nodes within the space station, countries who partner with NASA, plus images of the first space animals. Space shuttle rocker boosters are explained. A combination of science and engineering this book provides easy to understand facts surrounding space travel. Children learn about NASA's kids club which they can join for free. Also a link to TV's live steam of American astronauts when working at the International Space Station, with parent's permission. Scroll up and grab a copy.

Table of Content
1. Planets in the Solar System
2. Facts About US Space Missions
3. What is the International Space
Station?
4. Congress & the NASA
5. Animals in Space
6. NASA's Kids Club

For Parents
Okay, so the International Space Station is only 155 miles into outer space. Most people would say that's not so far. This is true, BUT the International Space Station is traveling at 17,135 miles per hour.

On one hand consumer space travel seems extremely likely in the near future. Yet on the other hand it's like trying to dock up (safely) with an object that is moving 17,135 miles per hour. That's a little scary. Astronauts earn every penny of their starting salary of $64,724 per year which can increase up to $141,715 per year.(GS-14)

Almost EVERY thing must go right in order for astronauts to travel into outer space and return home safely. If there was one keyword to describe an astronaut it would be precision. They depend heavily on high tech equipment to function properly and bring them home safely. This book will not only provide exciting facts about space and space travel for your child, you'll get a much better understanding of how your tax dollars are being spent.

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