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What happens when rivers disappear, soil gets tired, mountains shake, ice locks away the future, seeds lose their variety, and satellites begin falling from the sky?Leo and Orbit are back for six new space science adventures filled with action, discovery, teamwork, and big STEM ideas for young explorers!In Leo & Orbit Space Science Adventures: Compilation Volume 5, Leo, Orbit, the Martian science team, and the mysterious Watchers visit six incredible worlds facing huge planetary challenges. Each advanced civilization has powerful technology, but each world must learn the same important lesson: survival does not come from competition — it comes from cooperation.This colorful STEM comic collection introduces kids to water systems, living soil, plate tectonics, temperature science, DNA, biodiversity, satellites, orbits, and space debris through exciting kid-friendly stories.Inside this volume:Issue #25: The Planet of Vanishing RiversLeo and Orbit visit Aquaterra, a water world where rivers are disappearing before they reach the sea. Kids learn about the water cycle, evaporation, condensation, precipitation, watersheds, desalination, membranes, and osmosis as the team helps a civilization share water safely.Issue #26: The Planet of Living SoilOn Rootara, farms are failing because the soil has been treated like empty dirt instead of a living system. Young readers explore topsoil, humus, compost, nutrients, roots, erosion, irrigation, crop rotation, pollinators, and mycorrhiza.Issue #27: The Planet of Shifting PlatesTectora is a world of moving ground, glowing fault lines, earthquakes, mountains, and tsunami warnings. Leo learns about tectonic plates, the mantle, faults, seismic waves, epicenters, subduction, uplift, and earthquake safety.Issue #28: The Planet of Frozen TimeCryonova uses cold technology to preserve food, seeds, and medicine — but some habitats are frozen too deeply. Kids discover temperature, solids, liquids, freezing point, melting point, phase change, insulation, refrigeration, cryogenic storage, and latent heat.Issue #29: The Planet of Seed CodesOn Genova, a beautiful garden world has become fragile because too many crops are the same. This adventure teaches DNA, genes, chromosomes, traits, inheritance, genomes, biodiversity, seed banks, hybrids, and responsible biotechnology.Issue #30: The Planet of Falling SatellitesOrbitarra’s sky is crowded with old satellites, broken machines, and dangerous space debris. Leo and Orbit explore satellites, orbits, trajectories, collisions, drag, reentry, payloads, tracking stations, and orbital lanes.Perfect for curious kids who love space, science, robots, aliens, planets, and comic book adventures, this volume makes STEM concepts exciting and easy to understand.Leo & Orbit Space Science Adventures helps young readers learn that science is not just about facts — it is about asking questions, solving problems, protecting worlds, and working together.A planet’s systems are connected — from rivers and soil to mountains, ice, seeds, and the space above.Join Leo and Orbit as they discover that the future belongs to explorers who learn, listen, and cooperate! Read more

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