My first book of astronomical exploration and discovery is 500 words

Today, my dad bought me a good set of books. The title of the book is "Science Explorer", and it is the most authoritative research learning textbook in the United States.

There are 14 books in this series, namely "Motion, Force and Energy", "Astronomy", "Animals", "Environmental Science", "From Bacteria to Plants", "Composition of Matter", "Sound and Light", "Chemical Reactions", "Representation of the Earth", "Sound and Magnetism", "Weather and Climate", "The Interior of the Earth", "Water on Earth", "Human Physiology and Hygiene", and "Cells and Heredity".

The compilation process for this set of books was quite complex. In addition to 1 to 3 primary contributors, there are 2 to 5 secondary contributors per book. A reading consultant, an interdisciplinary consultant, a security consultant.

Is this rigorous enough? Take the book "From Bacteria to Plants" as an example, I, who have never studied biology, also read it with relish. For example, when talking about whether living organisms are from non-living organisms, the author mentions the experiments of Reddy and Pasteur in the "Exploration" column, and also adds schematic diagrams to illustrate the process, which makes it easy to understand at a glance.

The beautiful** and exquisite illustrations that are carefully selected and run through the whole book complement each other perfectly. I read the book in one sitting, and my interest in biology grew, and I was eager to learn more. In addition, while the book focuses on exploring the mysteries of science, it also presents different views on certain issues.

For example, for the use of antibiotics, the author leaves room for the reader to think, and also allows the reader to analyze the reasons and find solutions.

Each book in the series has an 18-page "skills manual" at the end of the book. In addition to the "Laboratory Safety Guidelines" and "Microscope Guidelines", which are intended to impart knowledge, the other sections show the reader that you can think like a scientist. What the editors want to tell readers is that these skills are not difficult to learn.

For example, "Contrast and Comparison", "Applying Concepts", "Understanding Diagrams", "Causal Inference", "Induction", "Making Judgments" and "Problem Solving" are all imperceptibly implemented in this set of books, and they are summarized at the end of the book in order to remove the reader's sense of mystery about scientific research.

This set of books really attaches equal importance to knowledge, ability, and methods, and is extremely interesting to use hands and brains.

Having a full childhood for a person should be the best thing in his life. When I was in the first and second grades, I always wanted to go to the moon and Saturn to explore the mysteries of the universe. At that time, my mind was filled with the fact that I had landed on a famous planet and seen the beautiful universe...

This book helped me to complete the foundation of this desire. As soon as I got this book, I couldn't help it, and it taught me a lot. Such as:

how the universe came to be; None of the bright spots in the sky are stars; There is no water on Mercury; Other knowledge about the universe such as the presence or absence of life on Jupiter. Not only these, but what is even more fascinating is the beautiful stars in the book**There are twinkling stars at night**; There are Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter**, etc. It makes you feel as if you're in it.

At that time, the book wanted to have magical powers, and I was drawn to it very tightly. Every time I open this book, I will be fascinated by the stars in the book. At the same time, it also taught me a little bit about the universe.

This book "100,000 Whys" has a great appeal to children of my age, because the reason why this book is written from a child's point of view, because writing more words will only find boring for a child of my age. Only in the case of words and some ** will make children feel that it is easy to learn, prefer the universe, and be willing to learn this kind of knowledge. The main feature of this book is that it is authentic.

If a book about knowledge is not true (except for magic books) and false, then even if someone reads it, the knowledge learned from this book is not right.

This book "gave" me with infinite knowledge and also "gave" me with a wonderful childhood.