Earth Encyclopedia

Author: Hope Press
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Earth is the planet on which humans depend for survival, and its past, present, and future have always been of concern to us. This book includes the latest scientific data and research findings, with over 2,000 entries that provide detailed explanations of important terms and concepts in disciplines such as geography, geology, ecology, meteorology, and oceanography. The five thematic sections trace the history of the Earth, reveal the mysteries of the universe, depict mountains and rivers, explore cave wonders, traverse deserts, and survey underground rivers. From forests to the oceans. The scientific discussions by authoritative experts enable you to truly understand our Earth and reconstruct a harmonious coexistence between humans and the planet. The Earth Encyclopedia is divided into five chapters. "Planetary Earth" introduces the overall overview of the Earth. "Land," "Ocean," and "Atmosphere" provide detailed descriptions of the Earth's main environments and classify its features, such as subdividing rivers, lakes, etc. In the introductions to these three chapters, the typical characteristics of each category are introduced, and the formation processes are explained; subsequently, the important features of each category are discussed one by one. Additionally, thematic columns are interspersed throughout the book to provide supplementary explanations. "Plate Tectonics" introduces the seven major plates of the Earth and includes a complete three-dimensional diagram.