Hello Space

Regular price €11.99
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aliens
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Product details

  • ISBN 9780565095789
  • Weight: 500g
  • Dimensions: 220 x 230mm
  • Publication Date: 15 May 2025
  • Publisher: The Natural History Museum
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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Do you ever ask yourself if there are mice living in museums on other planets? Out there…in the Universe? Have you ever wondered if life exists beyond our wonderful planet Earth? And if it does… how on earth do we know?

Join Waterhouse the Mouse on a whistle-stop tour of the Solar System as he searches for signs of life on the surface of Mars, and on asteroids and meteoroids hurtling through space.

He inspects the robotic rovers designed to explore alien worlds and peers through powerful telescopes, which reveal the astonishing scale of the Universe.

Above all he learns about the four crucial ingredients for life which make our planet such a unique place in the Solar System (as far as we know).

David Mackintosh’s distinctive illustrations make this the perfect book for all children who are curious about space, aliens and the origins of life on Earth.

David Mackintosh has previosuly written and illustrated Dippy: The Nation's Favourite Dinosaur for the Natural History Museum and this book is his second with a gigantic subject. He made many trips to the Museum for inspiration for this book - but never once saw a titanosaurus. The illustrations are made with oil pencil, ink, kraftpaper and watercolour.