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Astronomy - a beginner's guide to the sky at night
Where Did Pluto Go?

❛ I'm not sure if anyone passed on the comments we received at Frankfurt Book Fair. Reader's Digest said that Where Did Pluto Go? was the best manuscript they'd received in years, which is praise indeed. So, thank you again for such an exceptional job, and let's do some more in the near future!

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War of the worlds
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Man who beat Galileo
Shuttle crisis
Myleene Klass
Doctor Who
CERN feature
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Bright comet
Victor Meldrew
Full of Beams at 50
We are snot alone (Produced with Professor Brian Cox)

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