Physical description; 248p : ill.(some col.), maps ; 29 cm. Notes; Bibliography, p249. - Includes index. Subjects; Cosmology. Universe.

The Universe

Science & Math

Nicolson, Iain

Moore. Patrick

Astronomy & Space Science

HarperCollins, Publishers

The A-Z of Astronomy

Moon Raiders

Children's Books

HarperCollins Distribution Services

Terror Star

The Secret of the Black Hole (A Scott Saunders Space Adventure Series)

Armada/Fontana Paperbacks

Book has been withdrawn from service from Library. Book has the usual Library Stamps, Markings, Binding and other markings.

Nicholson, Iain

Pearson College Div

The development of astronomical thought (Contemporary science paperbacks, 36)

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Oliver & Boyd

It was in 1954, shortly after their first collaboration, that astronomer Patrick Moore and illustrator David A. Hardy first agreed to undertake an illustrated book to show how humans would expand into space via orbiting space stations, moon-landings, voyages to the planets and stars.By the time such a project could become a reality, though, men had walked on the moon for the first and last time and space exploration had revealed discoveries wondrous, awesome, and unexpected. Now, in 2004, it is an ideal time to review the many ways in which our visions of space, the universe, and all things astronomical have changed over those fifty years. 
Futures: 50 Years in Space -- The Challenge of the Stars is a unique book which only this author and artist could produce. Bringing together their combined wealth of experience and expertise in revealing the wonders of the cosmos to a wide audience, along with a cautiously optimistic forecast of our future in space.

Futures: 50 Years in Space: The Challenge of the Stars

Arts & Photography

Hardy, David A.

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

Harper

Extraterrestrial panoramas are rendered in striking detail and color in a sound work of popular science by a respected British astronomer and space artist

Atlas of the Planets

Doherty,Paul

McGraw=Hill

Throughout the last decade there has been an unprecedented amount of activity in curriculum policy, and recent years have seen the acceleration of that activity following the Education Reform Act of 1988. This reader is a selection of work which addresses some of the more complex ideas and debates surrounding curriculum policy. The book is divided into three parts, the first section describes the background to recent curriculum policy, the second section looks at a variety of ways of constructing the curriculum, all of which have an impact on policy, while the third section offers a series of critiques on current policy, in particular the immediate impact of the ERA and of vocationalism, of market forces and strong central control.

Curriculum Policy: A Reader (Open University)

Politics & Social Sciences

Moore, Rob

Ozga, Jennifer

Social Sciences

Emerald Publishing

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