As old as Earth but only one-fourth its diameter, the Moon has no atmosphere, no weather, and a perpetually black sky. Yet, as geologist Paul Spudis shows in this book, the Moon is a fascinating neighbor. Presenting a lively and clear introduction to our nearest natural satellite, this book argues for the Moon's past and future prominence as a platform for understanind the formation of the planets and the dimensions of the universe. 137 illustrations.
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As old as Earth but only one-fourth its diameter, the Moon has no atmosphere, no weather, and a perpetually black sky. Yet, as geologist Paul Spudis shows in this book, the Moon is a fascinating neighbor. Presenting a lively and clear introduction to our nearest natural satellite, this book argues for the Moon's past and future prominence as a platform for understanind the formation of the planets and the dimensions of the universe. 137 illustrations.
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Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1560986344. Hardcover with dustjacket, first printing as indicated by the publisher's "1" in the number line on copyright page, book is in excellent condition, no remarkable flaws, jacket is in great shape also, a narrow band of mild rubbing on the rear panel is the only remarkable flaw and a professional (removable) mylar cover is included, ". a full, lively, and clear introduction to our nearest natural satellite...argues for the Moon's past and future prominence as a platform for understanding the formation of the planets and the dimensions of the universe, " illustrated throughout, includes a glossary and bibliography, nice gift copy; 308 pages.