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With the help of his 16-year-old son Shepard (Max Thieriot) and the slightly qualified support of his waitress wife Audie (Virginia Madsen), he's built an Apollo-vintage rocket ship in the barn and plans to launch himself into outer space any day now.
UNIVERSE: STUNNING SATELLITE IMAGERY FROM OUTER SPACE accompanies each full-page color representation with science and astronomy notes--some condensed, some accompanied by in-depth feature articles--making it a top pick for both college-level holdings strong in astronomy and public libraries seeking contemporary books packing in attractive photos.
UNIVERSE: STUNNING SATELLITE IMAGERY FROM OUTER SPACE accompanies each full-page color representation with science and astronomy notes--some condensed, some accompanied by in-depth feature articles--making it a top pick for both college-level holdings strong in astronomy and public libraries seeking contemporary books packing in attractive photos.
 
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