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Joyce Said:

I need to write a childrens book on our solar system help?

We Answered:

10 planets dont forget xena

Frederick Said:

PLEEEASE HELP!!!! solar system?

We Answered:

Try wikipedia.

Click on this site, and scroll all the way down. There is a chart with a list of the planets where you can click to find information on the moons.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_syste…

Albert Said:

Do you know what book discussed science and astrology, solar system and family! It arrived over 1400 years?

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No sorry I don't.

Craig Said:

What are the better books that have been written about our solar system that you have read?

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Well it's not limited to our solar system but I enjoyed Stephen Hawkings "The Universe in a nutshell"

Stephanie Said:

What's a creative title for a tour book of the solar system?

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My way or the Milky Way- A tour of the solar system

Eric Said:

best sci-fi books set in a future where the human race is colonizing the Solar System?

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I have read many books like the ones you're talking about. The problem is that I have trouble remembering the titles to books, so what I can do is give you some of the authors. Issac Asimov, Robert L. Forward, Larry Niven, Gregory Benford, Robert Heinlein, Poul Anderson, Roger Zelazny, Stephen Baxter, Greg Bear, Greg Egan. Those are just some I could think of off of the top of my head.
Stephen Baxter's Manifold Trilogy, though it isn't really a trilogy, just three answers to the Drake Paradox, may be a good place to start. The type of science fiction you seem interested in, based on science, is called hard science fiction. Doing a Google search for that term may help you find more. It's good to see someone is still reading this stuff. Enjoy.