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[quote]It’s one small step for birds, one giant leap for birdkind…
Blast off with the Angry Birds as they fly through space on an intergalactic rescue mission! Evil space piggies have stolen their eggs and are hiding them somewhere in outer space. To save them, the Angry Birds have teamed up with National Geographic to learn all they can about planets, moons, stars, galaxies, and the mysteries of the universe. Four chapters take the readers deeper and deeper into space—each one packed with Angry Birds, astounding space photography, and fascinating “Astrofacts” and “Space Data” features that surprise and enthrall. Join the birds as they observe robots on Mars, take a spin with the Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, visit where stars are born in galaxies far, far away, and look for life on strange new worlds. This official companion book to the Angry Birds Space game shows the furious fliers everything they’ll need to know on their quest to explore the galaxy and rescue their precious eggs.
The book is organized into four levels, each one taking the reader and the birds farther and farther into space:
Level One. “You Are Here: What’s Out There?”
Level Two. “Short Flights: The Inner Solar System”
Level Three. “Longer Journey: The Outer Solar System”
Level Four. “Flying Farther: Deep Space”[/quote]
È uscito Angry Birds Space da qualche giorno e, probabilmente, la maggior parte di voi l’avrà già provato/giocato/finito, ovviamente in preda alla sindrome globalmente riconosciuta come “ancora un tentativo e smetto” di Tetrisiana memoria. National Geographic, in virtù dell’indole spaziale del titolo di casa Rovio, ha deciso di pubblicare, in collaborazione con quest’ultima, un bellissimo libro contenenti un considerevole numero di spettacolari fotografie del celeberrimo telescopio spaziale Hubble.
Alcune sono semplicemente mozzafiato e, come al solito, ci fanno sentire piccoli come formiche e “impotenti come un monarca in un Paese democratico” (cit.).
Qua trovate la pagina del National Geographic inerente alla notizia.
Qua invece potete incautare direttamente il libro.
Tutto il resto è gallery.
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