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Night: How Copernicus Made the Sun Stand Still and the Earth Move Format:paperback explain the basics of an

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Night: How Copernicus Made the Sun Stand Still and the Earth Move Format:paperback explain the basics of anPatterns in the Night Sky This nonfiction STEM picture book follows Nicholas Copernicus as he studies the night sky and mathematically explains that the sun is the center of the universe. Grades 2 5, Book 11 of the Moments in Science Series. On a March night in 1497, a young Nicholas Copernicus watched the moon glide across the sky and hide a distant star. When the star reappeared too soon, he knew something was wrong with the accepted science of his

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