Dr. Mike Goldsmith is a physicist by training, currently a programme co-ordinator at the National Physical Laboratory. He has published numerous academic papers on subjects including astronomy and clocks. He is shortly to publish a novelty Workshop Clock for children. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society (FRAS). Rita Petruccioli was born in Rome in 1982. She attended the Accademia di Belle Arti in Rome and ENSAD in Paris. Her works have been exhibited in Italy, France, Germany and South Korea. She works as an illustrator and comic book artist for different projects including advertising, magazines, textile design and children books. She has collaborated with different publishers such as Mondadori, Bao Publishing, Einaudi, Ladybird, Timbuktu Lab, Auzou, ELI, Lavieri, La Nuova Frontiera Junior, Il Castoro and Laterza. When she is not drawing she is engaged in workshops on gender stereotypes in comics.

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• 1: Dreaming of space1: The view from Earth1: The first space rockets1: Into orbit1: Humans in orbit1: Satellites1: The Space Race1: Rocket science1: Men on the Moon1: Life on Mars1: Missions to Mercury1: Voyages to Venus1: The outer planets1: New eyes on the universe1: A home in orbit1: Space Shuttle1: Journey to Jupiter1: Saturn's secrets1: New ways to space1: The future in space1: Starships1: Glossary1: Further information1: Index

Dr. Mike Goldsmith is a physicist by training, currently a programme co-ordinator at the National Physical Laboratory. He has published numerous academic papers on subjects including astronomy and clocks. He is shortly to publish a novelty Workshop Clock for children. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society (FRAS). Rita Petruccioli was born in Rome in 1982. She attended the Accademia di Belle Arti in Rome and ENSAD in Paris. Her works have been exhibited in Italy, France, Germany and South Korea. She works as an illustrator and comic book artist for different projects including advertising, magazines, textile design and children books. She has collaborated with different publishers such as Mondadori, Bao Publishing, Einaudi, Ladybird, Timbuktu Lab, Auzou, ELI, Lavieri, La Nuova Frontiera Junior, Il Castoro and Laterza. When she is not drawing she is engaged in workshops on gender stereotypes in comics.

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• 1: Dreaming of space1: The view from Earth1: The first space rockets1: Into orbit1: Humans in orbit1: Satellites1: The Space Race1: Rocket science1: Men on the Moon1: Life on Mars1: Missions to Mercury1: Voyages to Venus1: The outer planets1: New eyes on the universe1: A home in orbit1: Space Shuttle1: Journey to Jupiter1: Saturn's secrets1: New ways to space1: The future in space1: Starships1: Glossary1: Further information1: Index

Dr. Mike Goldsmith is a physicist by training, currently a programme co-ordinator at the National Physical Laboratory. He has published numerous academic papers on subjects including astronomy and clocks. He is shortly to publish a novelty Workshop Clock for children. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society (FRAS). Rita Petruccioli was born in Rome in 1982. She attended the Accademia di Belle Arti in Rome and ENSAD in Paris. Her works have been exhibited in Italy, France, Germany and South Korea. She works as an illustrator and comic book artist for different projects including advertising, magazines, textile design and children books. She has collaborated with different publishers such as Mondadori, Bao Publishing, Einaudi, Ladybird, Timbuktu Lab, Auzou, ELI, Lavieri, La Nuova Frontiera Junior, Il Castoro and Laterza. When she is not drawing she is engaged in workshops on gender stereotypes in comics.

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• 1: Dreaming of space1: The view from Earth1: The first space rockets1: Into orbit1: Humans in orbit1: Satellites1: The Space Race1: Rocket science1: Men on the Moon1: Life on Mars1: Missions to Mercury1: Voyages to Venus1: The outer planets1: New eyes on the universe1: A home in orbit1: Space Shuttle1: Journey to Jupiter1: Saturn's secrets1: New ways to space1: The future in space1: Starships1: Glossary1: Further information1: Index