ByStima179
I've become interested in astronomy and space, and I want to buy easy-to-understand books, but I don't know which ones are suitable for my age (14). I've seen a lot of books by Stephen Hawking and Neil deGrasse Tyson, but I don't know if they're appropriate for my age.
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Hi can we see the Northern Lights again today
Do we actually know anything new about the "aliens"? Strangely, there's no more information about them, or I'm too stupid to find any. I'm very interested in this, and I would be very grateful if anyone knows anything about it.
Do you sometimes find yourself unable to sleep during a full moon? Can this really be true? Or is it pure imagination/coincidence?
Hello Stima,
maybe this is something for you
or this one (note: the videos have an expiration date; the ones at the very bottom are gone first. However, you can download them with JDownloader , for example. You can even do it all at once; just select everything and press <Ctrl><C>.-)
Or a little more space travel here
A bit dated, but all of Carl Sagan's books are. For example, "Blue Dot in Space."
Genau, oder “Der Kosmos” auch von Carl Sagan
Universe in a Nutshell von Stephen Hawking
Astronomie für Dummies
Sternegucken für Dummies
https://www.thalia.de/shop/home/artikeldetails/A1055073012?ProvID=11000522&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-oPe0_fdhAMVajgGAB3jogYPEAQYASABEgL19vD_BwE