Mars Explorer: (Age 6 and above)

by T.J. Rob

When are we going to Mars? What would it be like living on Mars? How could we get there? How long would it take?

On Mars, you can jump 2.5 times higher….it has less gravity than Earth. Mars also has no air, so bring your spacesuit!

If you love reading about Space, then you will enjoy reading all about our planet neighbor.

This book answers all kinds of questions you may have about the planet Mars.

Questions like… How did Mars get its name? Why the Red color? How far is Mars from Earth? Is there water on the planet? And many more…

This book reveals what Mars is really like and what we humans are doing to get there… Who knows maybe one day there might be a human colony on the Red Planet.

Let’s go on a voyage of exploration and examine this 4th planet from the Sun.

This book is filled with color images and interesting Martian facts. For space lovers from 6 to 100!

TJ Rob — www.TJRob.com

For a FREE eBook please visit www.TJRob.com

Book Contents:

1. Where is Mars?
2. Mars — A Mystery?
3. Who or What is Mars named after?
4. How far away is Mars?
5. Why do we want to explore other planets?
6. Why Mars and not Venus?
7. What makes Mars the best planet to explore?
8. How long is the journey to Mars?
9. How could we get to Mars?
10. Living in Space
11. Previous Missions to Mars (2001 – 2004)
12. Previous Missions to Mars (2005 – 2012)
13. Previous Missions to Mars (2013 – 2014)
14. What did they find on Mars?
15. Mars VS Earth — Differences?
16. Communicating with Mars
17. Interesting Mars Facts
18. Amazing features on Mars — Mons Olympus
19. Amazing features on Mars — Valles Marineris
20. A Future Colony on Mars?
21. Other EXCITING books by TJ Rob

40 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2017

About the author

The old adage that "knowledge is power" seems to resonate more so than ever today. Reading and learning gives kids that power, and in today's increasingly competitive world, the more knowledge kids have at their fingertips, the more prepared they will be to meet the challenges of our modern world.

I wish to pass on my love of reading and exploring the world around us to all those new younger readers.

So join me on my many voyages of discovery, learning about the many incredible things, people and creatures that make our world such a fascinating place.

TJ Rob
www.tjrob.com
(For a FREE eBook visit www.TJRob.com)

Reviews

[A. Singh · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun and informative for all ages.

I bought the book for my eight-year-old niece but found myself equally engrossed in it. Every page is filled with beautiful images and clear, lucid writing.

The book starts with interesting trivia about Mars' place in our solar system, then takes us through the historical naming of Mars by various ancient civilizations. Then it delves into Mars exploration, Mars missions of the past, and goes on to discuss various spacecrafts, concluding with the challenges of living in space.

All this information is presented in easily digestible, bite-sized pieces, making it easy to understand even for a child, while being interesting enough for adults as well.

I highly recommend this book for the curious child in your life. Apart from whetting your child's appetite in science, you will find yourself flipping through the pages for the sheer beauty of Martian images, giving you enough material to imagine future Mars trips.

I look forward to reading other books from this author.