What's the matter with Pluto?: the story of Pluto's adventures with the planet club

Pluto joined the Planet Club in 1930, but didn't quite fit in. He is much tinier than the gas giants in the outer part of the Solar System. He has a lot more moons than any of the inner planets. His orbit is much more stretched out than any of the other worlds' paths around the Sun. The ot...

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Autores principales: Halpern, Paul, Lehmkuhl, Vance
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: Newton Books 2013
Materias:
Astrophysics and Astronomy
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/1604238
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description Pluto joined the Planet Club in 1930, but didn't quite fit in. He is much tinier than the gas giants in the outer part of the Solar System. He has a lot more moons than any of the inner planets. His orbit is much more stretched out than any of the other worlds' paths around the Sun. The other members of the Planet Club didn't know what to make of him. Then one day, Pluto received some bad news... Explore the story of Pluto as seen through the eyes of the planets themselves. Witness the rise and fall of Pluto's membership in the Planet Club. Why was he demoted and what happened next? Introduce young minds to the fascinating science of astronomy with this entertaining picture book about the Solar System. Great for ages four to ten! Masterful illustrations by Vance Lehmkuhl make this book a true gem. Astronomy for children has never been more fun!
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spelling cern-16042382021-04-21T22:24:45Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1604238engHalpern, PaulLehmkuhl, VanceWhat's the matter with Pluto?: the story of Pluto's adventures with the planet clubAstrophysics and AstronomyPluto joined the Planet Club in 1930, but didn't quite fit in. He is much tinier than the gas giants in the outer part of the Solar System. He has a lot more moons than any of the inner planets. His orbit is much more stretched out than any of the other worlds' paths around the Sun. The other members of the Planet Club didn't know what to make of him. Then one day, Pluto received some bad news... Explore the story of Pluto as seen through the eyes of the planets themselves. Witness the rise and fall of Pluto's membership in the Planet Club. Why was he demoted and what happened next? Introduce young minds to the fascinating science of astronomy with this entertaining picture book about the Solar System. Great for ages four to ten! Masterful illustrations by Vance Lehmkuhl make this book a true gem. Astronomy for children has never been more fun!Newton Booksoai:cds.cern.ch:16042382013-09-24
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What's the matter with Pluto?: the story of Pluto's adventures with the planet club
title What's the matter with Pluto?: the story of Pluto's adventures with the planet club
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