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Jude Watson
"Star Wars: Science Adventures" series
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Star Wars: Science Adventures is a book series that combines the excitement of the Star Wars universe with the thrill of scientific discovery. Written by Jude Watson, the series follows the adventures of a group of young scientists as they explore the galaxy, uncovering the mysteries of the Force and the secrets of the Star Wars universe. Filled with action, adventure, and plenty of scientific facts, Star Wars: Science Adventures is a must-read for fans of Star Wars and science.
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