Incoming Resources
- Roving the red planet, Mari Bolte
- Icy comets, sometimes have tails, by Chaya Glaser
- The moon, by James Buckley Jr
- The space race, by Nancy Ohlin ; illustrated by Roger Simó
- The Goldilocks Zone, real facts about outer space, by Drew Sheneman
- Private space travel, a space discovery guide, Margaret J. Goldstein
- Exploring Mars, Mari Bolte
- Sew sister, the untold story of Jean Wright and NASA's seamstresses, written and illustrated by Elise Matich
- Near planets
- Houston, we've had a problem, the story of the Apollo 13 disaster, by Rebecca Rissman ; consultant, Richard Bell, PhD
- Behind the scenes at the space stations, experience life in space
- The sun, by Judy Thorpe
- The constellation Draco, the story of the dragon, by Amy Van Zee ; illustrated by JT Morrow
- Voyage to Pluto, by Liz Kruesi
- Interstellar!, can you explore beyond the solar system?, David Hawksett
- International Space Station, an interactive space exploration adventure, by Allison Lassieur
- You wouldn't want to live without satellites!, written by Ian Graham ; illustrated by Mark Bergin
- Uranus, the coldest planet, by Mari Schuh
- Moon, by Marion Dane Bauer ; illustrated by John Wallace
- The Space Needle, Tamra B. Orr
- The girl who named Pluto, the story of Venetia Burney, written by Alice B. McGinty ; illustrated by Elizabeth Haidle
- Above and beyond, NASA's journey to tomorrow, Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich ; with introduction from Rory Kennedy
- The dwarf planets, by Betsy Rathburn ; illustrated by Natalya Karpova
- Life on other worlds, Lisa Regan
- Satellites and space probes, Sophie Washburne
- Space exploration, written by Carole Stott ; photographed by Steve Gorton
- The secrets of Saturn, by Kassandra Radomski
- Astronauts zoom!, an astronaut alphabet, by Deborah Lee Rose
- Janice VanCleave's crazy, kooky, and quirky astronomy experiments, Janice VanCleave
- Far planets and beyond
- Spacewalks, by Kathryn Clay
- Solar system, by the numbers, Steve Jenkins
- Looking for another Earth, by Ellen Lawrence
- Animals in the sky, Sara Gillingham
- Why does the sun shine?, by Rebecca Pettiford
- The Milky Way, a river of stars, Suzanne Sherman
- Space travel from then to now, by Rachel Grack
- Astronaut life, Lisa Regan
- To burp or not to burp, a guide to your body in space, Dave Williams, MD, and Loredana Cunti ; art by Theo Krynauw
- Disaster strikes!, the most dangerous space missions of all time, Jeffrey Kluger
- First look at a black hole, how a photograph solved a space mystery, by Danielle Smith-Llera ; consultant, Frank Summers, PhD
- Venus, by Vanessa Black
- Looking up, text, Jacob Kramer and illustrations, Stephanie Scholz
- Professor Wooford McPaw's history of astronomy, Elliot Krusynski
- Saturn, amazing rings, by Chaya Glaser
- Mars rover, how a self-portrait captured the power of Curiosity, by Danielle Smith-Llera
- Exploring the inner planets, Nancy Dickmann
- The moon, small-but-mighty neighbor, [Laura Perdew ; illustrated by Shululu]
- Space stations in action, an augmented reality experience, Rebecca E. Hirsch
- Under the Milky Way, Frané Lessac