หนังสือภาษาอังกฤษ (ปกแข็ง) Isaac Asimov’s Library of the Universe: Rockets, Probes, and Satellites

Among the greatest science writers of the 20th century, Isaac Asimov stands out not only as a master of science fiction but also as a brilliant communicator of real science. With clarity, enthusiasm, and a gift for storytelling, he brought the wonders of the universe to readers of all ages.

This volume is part of the Library of the Universe series, a collection of more than 30 beautifully illustrated books designed to introduce astronomy and space science to young readers and curious minds alike.

What’s inside?

Rockets, Probes, and Satellites explores the fascinating journey of rocketry and space exploration—from the fireworks of ancient China to the complex modern rockets that send satellites and deep-space probes into the cosmos.

Through full-color photographs, diagrams, and engaging text, Asimov explains how satellites transmit signals across the Earth, how weather satellites help us predict storms, and how interplanetary probes have expanded our understanding of the solar system and beyond.

Highlights of the book

Stunning full-color illustrations and photographs, making science accessible and visually captivating.

Special “Amazing Facts” and “Unexplained Mysteries” features, sparking curiosity and imagination.

Asimov’s signature writing style—clear, concise, and filled with wonder.

Who is this book for?

Space enthusiasts and readers who love astronomy.

Parents and teachers looking to inspire young learners.

Collectors of Isaac Asimov’s works and rare science books.

Why it matters

This book is more than a science text—it is a timeless collectible. Part of a series that has become increasingly rare, its hardcover design, vibrant illustrations, and classic Asimov style make it both an educational resource and a treasure for any bookshelf.