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We know so much about the galaxy because of the hardwork of brilliant scientists. But how do they do it? How Do Scientists Discover New Planets? This astronomy book for second graders will explain the entire process of planet discovery using words that young readers can easily understand. By breaking down big words into small pieces, information is better absorbed. Secure a copy now.
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