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28 Mar, 2017
Excellent book for any young astronomer
Stars and Planets gives a very good comprehensive introduction to astronomy.
Each spread provides a beautifully illustrated guide to the planets, then moves on to the evolution of stars and the nature of galaxies.
The final spreads give a clear guide to observing the night sky, with 'Sky Windows' showing the main constellations for each season.
An ideal book for seven to twelve year olds.
22 Dec, 2020
Good value
Good quality gift tags at a great price.
17 May, 2017
Quatermass revisited
Only two of the original six Quatermass Experiment episodes survived so we are deprived of seeing the serial which shocked TV viewers in 1953.
This 2005 version, featuring David Tennant, Adrian Dunbar and Mark Gatiss, attempts to recreate this sci-fi classic in a live, one-take recording.
It's a brave attempt but this condensed version lacks the building tension and shock element of the original. It does, however, reflect the original script with upgraded science and special effects.
Unlike the weak Hammer film version, the alien monster is destroyed by Quatermass appealing to the last vestiges of humanity remaining within it.
But any real shock impact is entirely lost from this remake in the complete lack of monster! The voracious, rapidly growing alien / human / plant creature is never shown. In the original, our glimpses of the 'thing' taking over the astronaut's body and the final growing mass in Westminster Abbey were key to the story.
So it's worth a look but could, indeed should have been so much better.