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022561
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Essex, Miles Kelly Publishing Ltd, 2008.
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48pOrange Spine
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100 things you should know about
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Presents one hundred details about extreme forms of weather, including hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzards, and drought.
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9781848100947 Pb.
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022560
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Essex, Miles Kelly Publishing Ltd, 2004.
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48pBlue Spine
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100 things you should know about
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Leads children through the amazing natural features of our planet, discovering violent volcanoes, massive mountains and mighty oceans.
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9781842363546 Pb.
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026159
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Blue Planet II
/ Stewart-Sharpe, Leisa; Dove, Emily (ill.); Attenborough, David (foreword by)
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2022
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London, Puffin Books, 2022.
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64pBlue Spine
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This is our Blue Planet: a beautiful blue marble suspended in a sea of stars. Dive into these incredible stories from BBC Earth Blue Planet II, reimagined with breath-taking illustration and beautiful storytelling. Unlike billions of other worlds in the Milky Way, 71 per cent of our Blue Planet is covered by ocean. It's home to the greatest diversity of life on Earth but is our least explored habitat; we've better maps of Mars than of the ocean floor. Although there's still so much to learn and millions of species to discover, we know enough to understand we owe every breath we take to our oceans. If our oceans can't thrive - neither will we. So dive into the waves and explore coral reefs that shimmer in a kaleidoscope of colours. Venture to the bottom of the ocean where creatures beyond your wildest imagination live in the dark. Chase sea otters through kelp forest seas, and join the humpback whales that glide the waters of the open ocean. Discover all there is to love about our Blue Planet, the stories of its inhabitants, and realise how you can help protect this wilderness beneath the waves. In collaboration with BBC Earth, this illustrated non-fiction book will capture the wonder, beauty, and emotion of the landmark Blue Planet II TV series.
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9781405946605 Pb.
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000904
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Great Britain, Pinwheel Children's Books, 2005.
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12pViolet Spine
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Describes how the different physical forces have shaped the Earth, discover what humans have done to this planet and learn how to protect it for a better future.
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Under The Earth
Earthquakes
Earth's Surface
Volcanoes
River Power
Floodwater
Oceans
Tsunami
Weather
Hurricanes
Human Impact
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1904921310 Hb.
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Dynamic Earth
/ Maton, Anthea; Hopkins, Jean; Johnson, Susan; LaHart, David
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USA, Prentice Hall, 1994.
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190pDark Blue Spine
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Explains different topics such as the movement of the earth's crust, the earthquakes and volcanoes, plate tectonics, rocks and minerals, weatherins and soil formation erosion and deposition etc.
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Movement of the Earth's Crust
Earth's Changing Surface
The Floating Crust
Earthquakes and Volcanoes
Earthquakes
Formation of a Volcano
Volcano and Earthquake Zones
Plate tectonics
Earth's Drifting Continents
Earth's Spreading Ocean Floor
Earth's Moving Plates
Rocks and Minerals
What is a Mineral?
Uses of Minerals
What is a Rock?
Fluid and Fire - Igneous Rocks
Slowly Built Layers - Sedimentary Rocks
Changes in Form - Metamorphic Rocks
Weathering and Soil Formation
Weathering
Soil Formation
Soil Composition
Erosion and Deposition
Changing the Earth's Surface
Gravity
Wind
Running Water
Glaciers
Waves
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0134006232 Hb.
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Earth
/ Pluckrose, Henry
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2000
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London, Franklin Watts, 2000.
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32pGreen Spine
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Let's Explore: Elements
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Introduces important scientific and geographical concepts about the planet earth for young children in a friendly and attractive way.
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Planet Earth
Layers of rock
The earth's surface
Rocks
Soil
Underground homes
Mud
Excavating rock
Granite
Marble
Clay
Chalk
Fossil fuels
Caring for our Earth
Index
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0749638206 Hb.
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000975
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Great Britain, Dorling Kindersley Limited, 2002.
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48pOrange/ White and green Spine
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DK Eyewonder
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An introduction to planet Earth, its features, and the forces that have shaped them. From vicious volcanoes to wondrous waterfalls, discover the terror and beauty of our Earth.
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1405306793/ 0751339458 Hb/ Pb.
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006124
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2007 (Reprint)
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Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2002.
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viii, 392pDark Brown Spine
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Comprehensively meeting all syllabus requirements, this text uses global, Australian and NSW contexts to explore interactions between humans and the environments they inhabit. The text provides coverage of core and option topics.
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Section 1: Tectonic impacts
- Tectonic plates
- Mountain building
- How continents evolve
- Natural disasters and tectonics
- Climate and tectonics
Section 2: Environments through time
- The ages of the Earth
- Fossils and evolution
- Important events of the Archaean and Early Proterozoic
- Important events of the Late Proterozoic and Early Phanerozoic
- Life moves into the terrestrial environment
- Decimation and regeneration of the Earth's life
Section 3: Caring for the country
- Weathering and erosion of Australia's land surfaces
- Salinity of soils and water
- Pesticides: Effects and alternatives
- Maintaining and protecting surface water
- The impact of the industrial revolution on the atmosphere and hydrosphere
- Waste management and mine-site rehabilitation
Section4: Introduced species and the Australian environment
- Survey of introduced species in Australia
- Environmental impacts of introduced species
- Introduced species case studies
- Rehabilitating ecosystems damaged by introduced species
- Modern quarantine methods
Section 5: Organic geology: A non renewable resource
- The properties of fossil fuels
- Environments and processes of fossil fuel formation
- Exploration methods for coal and oil
- The processing and uses of fossil fuels
- The effects of fossil fuels on the environment
- The search for alternative sources of energy
Section 6: Mining and the Australian environment
- Why mineral deposits are not all ore deposits
- Mineral exploration
- From discovery to export
- Mining, society and the law
- Mining and the environment
Section 7: Oceanography
- Collecting data about the oceans
- The world's oceans
- Mass motion of the oceans
- Life in the oceans
- Hydrothermal vents and their communities
- Deep-sea sediments
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0521016630 Pb.
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| 006611 | 550/HUB | Main | On Shelf | Teacher Resources | Teacher Resource |
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023092
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London, Ivy Press, 2016.
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96pGrey Spine
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Children's 30 second
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30 fascinating topics for earth explorers explained in half a minute.
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Earth in space -
Glossary
Place in space
Spinning Earth
Changing seasons
Earth's structure -
Glossary
Crust to core
Drifting continents
Rocks and minerals
Volcanoes
Earthquakes
Mountains
Weather and Climate -
Glossary
Earth's atmosphere
Water cycle
Thunder and lightning
Hurricanes
Tornadoes
Climate zones
Watery world -
Glossary
Oceans and seas
Under the sea
Coasts
Rivers
Lakes
Glaciers
Amazing ecosystems -
Glossary
Deserts
Rainforests
Poles
Islands
Coral reefs
Future Earth -
Glossary
Changing climate
Fighting waste
Vanishing habitats
Saving the earth
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9781782404576 Pb.
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015191
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Bath, North Parade Publishing, 2009.
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45pBlue Spine
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Gives a comprehensive look at everything relating to the Earth, from the Big Bang theory to climate and the various life forms the planet supports.
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The Earth's beginning
The Earth's infancy
The Earth's structure
The Sun and life on Earth
What's on the Earth?
The Earth's atmosphere
The Earth's surface
Importance of water
Water water everywhere
Living conditions
The Earth's habitats
Open to change
Invertebrates on Earth
Earth's animals
Birds
The Insect world
Life in the waters
Plant life on Earth
Natural resources
Glossary
Index
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0755482360 Hb.
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022218
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London, BBC World Wide, 2009.
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295 min.
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From a host of amazing locations all over the world, this program examines the forces that have helped create and foster life on Earth.
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Disc one: Volcano; Atmosphere; Ice
Disc two: Oceans; Rare earth
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2 DVDs.
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007734
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Great Britain, Collins, 2008.
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304pBlack Spine
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Dramatic views of our changing planet show the extraordinary effects of man and nature.
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Image location map
Restless Earth : Natural phenomena -
Earthquakes
Volcanoes
Tsunamis
Landslides
Avalanches
Extreme Storms : Wild weather -
Tropical storms
Tornadoes
Dust storms
Snow
Man-made World : Building and development -
Creating land
Controlling water
Expanding cities
Travel and transportation
Damaged world : Man's impact -
Deforestation
Conflict
Pollution
Big Thaw : Warming cold -
Polar ice
Shrinking glaciers
Rising sea level
Parched Thaw : Deserts and drought -
Advancing deserts
Drough and fire
Shrinking lakes
Drying rivers
Water's Power : Coast and flood -
Changing coastlines
Rivers in flood
Future Views : Changing world
Observing Change : Watching the world -
Earth observation
Glossary
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9780007266807 Pb.
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008081
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2007
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Great Britain, Collins, 2006.
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272pBrown Spine
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Striking views of our changing planet show the extraordinary effects of man and nature, providing insights into our possible future world.
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Foreword
Image location map
Restless earth - Natural phenomena: Earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis, landslides and avalanches
Extreme storms - Wild weather: Tropical storms, tornadoes, dust storms, snow
Man-made world - Building and development: Creating land, controlling water, expanding cities, travel and transportation
Damaged world - Man's impact: Deforestation, conflict, pollution
Big thaw - Warming world: Polar ice, shrinking glaciers, rising sea level
Parched earth - Deserts and drought: Advancing deserts, drought and fire, shrinking lakes, drying rivers
Water's power - Coast and flood: Changing coastlines, rivers in flood
Future views - Changing world
Observing change - Watching the world: Earth observation
Glossary
Index
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9780007233144 Hb.
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010265
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New Delhi, Viva Education, 2004.
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80pWhite Spine
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Science works for kids
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Provides step-by-step lessons with student record sheets that facilitate the process of scientific inquiry.
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The earth has layers - crust, mantle, core
The earth's crust is made of rock and soil
Soil is made when rocks break down and mix with decaying plants
Rocks have different properties
Rocks are formed in different ways
The surface of the Earth is always changing
The resources we use come from the Earth
Some rocks contains fossils that tell about life on Earth long ago
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8176498033 Pb.
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008146
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Great Britain, Parragon Publishing, 2008.
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224pPurple Spine
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Gives a comprehensive introduction about our amazing planet.
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Our earth
Rocks and soil
Violent earth
Mountains and glaciers
Rivers, lakes and caves
Seas and oceans
Air and weather
Some useful words
Weblinks
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9781407512686 Hb.
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022952
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Massachusetts, Storey Publishing, 2015.
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223pGreen and pink spine
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Nature Anatomy is for anyone who appreciates and wants to explore the curiosities and beauty of the natural world in a new way. With whimsically hip illustrations by acclaimed illustrator Julia Rothman, every page is an extraordinary (and frame-worthy!) look at all kinds of subjects, including mineral formation, the inside of a volcano, what makes sunsets, monarch butterfly migration, the ecosystem of a rotting log, the parts of a bird, the anatomy of a jellyfish, and much much more. Exploring has never been so fun and easy.
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1. Common ground : Really moving ; Layers of the earth ; Minerals ; The rock cycle ; Fossils ; Landforms ; Mountains ; North American landscapes ; Field succession ; Loose landscape painting
2. What's up? : Up in the atmosphere ; Predicting weather ; The water cycle ; Storms ; Why are snowflakes different? ; Rainbows ; Sunsets ; Phases of the moon ; Constellations
3. Come close : Anatomy of a flower ; Anatomy of a bee ; Anatomy of a butterfly ; Metamorphosis ; Plants that attract butterflies ; Beautiful butterflies ; Colorful moths ; Sedges, rushes, grasses ; Grazing edibles ; Incredible insects and bugs abounding ; Spectacular spiders ; Anatomy of an ant
4. Take a hike : Anatomy of a deciduous tree ; Anatomy of a trunk ; Leaf identification ; North American trees ; Beautiful bark ; Some flowers, cones, seeds, and fruits of trees ; Printing patterns ; Anatomy of a fern ; Pretty, pretty lichen ; Mysterious mosses ; Waterbears ; Mycelium ; Anatomy of a mushroom ; Marvelous mushrooms ; Rotting log ; Foraging in the forest
5. Creature feature : Animals in the neighborhood ; Anatomy of a bat ; Common North American bats ; Tree squirrels ; The Lyme bacteria cycle ; Grizzly bear vs. black bear ; The animal underground ; Snakes ; Lizards ; Wild cats ; Wild dogs ; Animals with antlers ... and horns ; Aquatic mammals ; Outstanding adaptations ; Marine mammals
6. A little bird told me : Anatomy of a bird ; A bevy of birds ; Kinds of feathers ; Birdcalls ; a variety of nests ; Extraordinary eggs ; Intriguing bird behavior ; Birds of prey ; Owls ; Big birds ; A variety of beaks ; Water birds
7. Head above the water : Water bodies ; Ecosystem of a pond ; A few freshwater fish ; Life cycle of a salmon ; Water bugs ; Toad vs. frog ; Life cycle of a frog ; Tidal zone ecosystem ; Fantastic saltwater fish ; Anatomy of a jellyfish ; On the sand ; Seashells by the seashore ; Some seaweed ; Harvesting, processing, and eating seaweed
A note about conservation.
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New York, Houghton Mifflin Company, 2017.
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104pBlack Spine
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Almost 14.5 billion years ago, it all started with a big bang and what began as a cloud of gas, dust, and rock eventually took shape and bloomed into a molten sphere. Battered by asteroid collisions, ice ages, and shifting tectonic plates, our fledgling planet finally pushed forth continents. But if you think the earth has calmed down since then - think again! Geological activity continues to sculpt the earth's landscape, sometimes with terrible consequences for its inhabitants: earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis. In this one-of-a-kind, wild, but true history of Earth, the Sibert Honor medalist Don Brown takes on big concepts with humor and ease.
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005583
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Great Britain, Encyclopaedia Britannica Inc., 2004.
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112pYellow Spine
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My First Britannica
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A lower level encyclopedia from the Britannica Publishing House. Includes 12 volumes on subjects that are well researchd. Beautifully illustrated and cross referenced, this makes an excellent introduction to research and inquiry. Learn more the about the universe and the world's greatest inventions in this title.
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Journey through Space
Astronomy - Studying the Stars
Universe - Infinite Space
Stars - Distant Fire
Galaxies - Star Clusters
Extraterrestrial Life - Life Beyond the Earth
Spacecraft - Exploring the New Frontier
Astronauts - Going up in Space
Solar System - Family of the Sun
Asteroids - Minor Planets
Comets - Rocketing Masses with Fuzzy Tails
Moon - A Trip to the Moon
Planets - Wanderers in the Sky
Mercury - The Planet Nearest to the Sun
Venus - A Morning and Evening Star
Mars - The Red Planet
Jupiter - King of the Planets
Saturn - The Ringed Planet
Uranus - King George's Star
Neptune - The Eighth Planet
Pluto - The Lonely Planet
Nature's Basics
Atoms - Building Blocks of Matter
Energy - The Power of Life
Gravity - The Invisible Magnet
Liquids, Solids, and Gases - Same Stuff, Different Forms
Temperatures - Hot and Cold
Practical Science
Electricity - Cables, Fuses, Wires and Energy
Measurement - Understanding Size and Distance
Medicine - Looking to Nature for Remedies
Nuclear Energy - Big Energy from a Small Source
Thermal Power - Energy from Heat
Water Power - Streams of Energy
Wind Power - Energy in the Air
Gadgets and Systems
Airplanes - The First Flights
Automobiles - How Henry Ford Made the American Car
Braille - Books to Touch
Calendar - Charting the Year
Computers - The Machines that Solve Problems
Internet and the World Wide Web - Network of People
Motion Pictures - Photos that Move
Oil - From the Ground to the Petrol Station
Paper - Turning Trees to Paper
Photography - Drawing with Light
Printing - Gutenberg's Gift
Radio - Thank you, Mr Marconi
Ships - From Rafts to Ocean Liners
Sight and Sound - Eyes That hear, Speach That's Seen
Submarines - Silent Stalkers of the Sea
Telephones - Staying in Touch
Telescopes - Exploring the Sky
Television - The World in a Box
Transportatoin - Before There Were Automobiles
Weaving - Making Cloth
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London, BBC, 2006.
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312pBlack spine
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A visual odyssey that will change the way we see our planet, this remarkable book, companion to the acclaimed Discovery Channel/ BBC series, is an enduring and awe-inspiring record of one of the most ambitious natural history projects ever undertaken. Using the latest aerial surveillance, state-of-the-art cameras, and high definition technology, the creators of Planet Earth have assembled more than 400 stunning photographs of wondrous natural landscapes from around the globe, including incredible footage of the rarely spotted, almost mythical creatures that live in these habitats. Many of the images reveal inaccessible places that few have seen and record animal behavior that has never been filmed or photographed before. The book takes us on a spectacular journey from the world's greatest rivers and impressive gorges, to its mightiest mountains, hidden caves and caverns, and vast deserts. Planet Earth captures breathtaking sequences of predators and their prey, lush vistas of forests, the oceans and their mysterious creatures, and much more--in a magnificent adventure that brings unknown wonders of the natural world into our living rooms.
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002472
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Essex, Miles Kelly Publishing Ltd, 2004.
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40pBlack Spine
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Science Library
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In this book there are 17practical projects and experiments that will help readers to find out about our planet in the same way, and encourage them to make thwir own discoveries.
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The jewel planet
Spinning globe
Warm and cold
Earth story
Moving continents
Rocks and minerals
Mountain high
Fiery mountains
Shaky ground
Water on the land
Rivers of ice
Ocean deep
Swirling air
Stormy weather
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1842362836 Hb.
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