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The Bees Mean Beesness (Large print, Large type / large print edition)

Janee Sam; Edited by Harrison E Awuh; Illustrated by Huffman E Tabe

~~R459~~ R429 Discovery Miles 4 290 Save R30 (7%)

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Oh No! Not Another Farm Day! (Large print, Large type / large print edition)

Janee Sam; Edited by Harrison E Awuh; Illustrated by Bertin Bofia

~~R317~~ R290 Discovery Miles 2 900 Save R27 (9%)

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The Bees Mean Beesness (Large print, Paperback, Large type / large print edition)

Janee Sam; Edited by Harrison Awuh; Illustrated by Huffman Tabe

~~R320~~ R294 Discovery Miles 2 940 Save R26 (8%)

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The Grumpy Palm Wine Tapper (Large print, Paperback, Large type / large print edition)

Janee Sam; Illustrated by Huffman E Tabe; Edited by Harrison E Awuh

~~R320~~ R294 Discovery Miles 2 940 Save R26 (8%)

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Voyage to Jupiter (Hardcover)

David Morrison, Jane Samz; Created by United States National Aeronautics and

R830 Discovery Miles 8 300

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Voyage to Jupiter (Paperback)

Jane Samz, David Morrison

R549 Discovery Miles 5 490

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The two Voyager encounters with Jupiter were periods unparalleled in degree and diversity of discovery. We had, or course, expected a number of discoveries because we had never before been able to study in detail the atmospheric motions on a planet that is a giant spinning sphere of hydrogen and helium, nor had we ever observed planet-sized objects such as the Jovian satellites Ganymedes and Callisto, which are half water-ice. We had never been so close to a Moon-sized satellite such as lo, which was known to be dispersing sodium throughout its Jovian neighborhood and was thought to be generating a one-million-ampere electrical current that in some way results in billions of watts of radio emission from Jupiter.