Stardust Explores the Solar System (Stardust Science) - Softcover

Harris, Douglas; Harris, Bailey

 
9781941434918: Stardust Explores the Solar System (Stardust Science)

Synopsis

Stardust is on a mission to inspire a love of science and a sense of wonder at the universe. ​This series is born of an eight-year-old girl's desire to share with the world the concept that everything on Earth, including us, is made from the dust ​of exploded stars. The Stardust Science book series offers sound science and beautiful imagery for pre-readers and young readers. Stardust Explores the Solar System begins with the Big Bang, explains the formation of the Sun and the planets, then takes children on an exciting tour through our Solar System! Reviewed by Dr. Eric Meikle, Former Education Project Director at the National Center for Science Education, to ensure that Stardust Science reflects the most current scientific knowledge. Sit back and enjoy this beautifully illustrated book as it takes you across our solar system on one amazing journey! We are all made of Stardust.

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About the Authors

Douglas is a highly successful philanthropist, writer, and business leader. He is currently the CEO and co-founder of Loftii and the former President of Glasses.com. Douglas is a self-proclaimed "science fanatic" and has recently co-authored the book, My Name Is Stardust, with his 11-year-old daughter. My Name is Stardust is the first in their series of children's illustrated science storybooks. Douglas was a featured expert panel speaker at the 2017 BookCon in NYC on Science and Education. While releasing his book at BEA/NYC in 2017, he was interviewed by Helen Little for The Public Library Podcast for iHeartRadio about science, education and literature.

When Bailey was eight years old she was watching TV and became inspired by a comment from astrophysicist and cosmologist, Neil deGrasse Tyson. He said that all life, including us, is made from the same star stuff. She was so excited by that idea that she immediately went up to the family computer and started writing. Bailey worked with her father over the next year to develop a story that would explore that concept along with other areas of science such as evolution and astronomy. They have worked with professional scientists to review the book's content to ensure that every fact is 100% accurate. While releasing her book at BEA/NYC in 2017, she was interviewed by Helen Little for The Public Library Podcast for iHeartRadio about her love of science and writing.

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