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Elizabeth Goes to Mars!

Name: Elizabeth Goes to Mars!
Author: Betty R. Robinson
ISBN: 9780228841302

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Elizabeth is a precocious middle-school-age student who loves science. In Elizabeth Goes to Mars! she is watching a documentary on going to Mars and falls asleep. She starts dreaming of an actual trip to Mars. Her adventure with her dog, Rigel, reflects just a few of the challenges we will face if we want to live on Mars.

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PublisherTellwell Talent

Release dateSep 25, 2020

ISBN9780228841302

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Betty R. Robinson

Betty is a lifelong learner and science student. She has been an amateur astronomer and active member of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada for many years. Her profession as an educational science editor sparked an interest in writing. Elizabeth Goes to Mars!, Betty's third book, is the first in her Elizabeth series.

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Space Debris, Governance, and the Economics of Space with Alex Salter: What follows is an edited transcript of my interview with Alex Salter about the economics of space. The first half deals primarily with the issue of space debris, while the second half deals with the possibility of private governance in space. There's...
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