Nature Encyclopedia

Author: Wang Zhende
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: The Youth Knowledge Bank series offers comprehensive and systematic content, logical and scientific categorization, in-depth yet easy-to-understand explanations, and rigorous and specific knowledge. Each book is accompanied by over a thousand stunning illustrations, interpreting a wide and rich range of knowledge for young readers. This series balances knowledge and fun, making learning an enjoyable and effortless experience! Where did the Earth come from? How do karst landscapes form? Is the configuration of continents and oceans unchanging? How many types of fossils, witnesses to Earth's history, exist? What exactly are earthquakes? Are volcanoes erupting the Earth's anger? Are magical stone arches the works of nature's unbridled imagination? Why isn't the Dead Sea "dead" and why isn't it a sea? What is the "Spring of the Arctic Ocean"? Are there volcanoes on the deep-sea floor? Young people are full of curiosity about the universe we inhabit. This book is part of the "Youth Knowledge Bank," divided into six major sections: Geology, Land, Universe, Ocean, Atmosphere, and Environment. It provides a broad and detailed introduction from outer space to the Earth's core, with rigorous yet lively language and exquisite, vivid illustrations, unfolding a grand panorama of nature before the readers.