se separan y chocan, observa la erosin que sufre la Tierra a lo largo del tiempo, explora el interior de un volcn, aprende sobre el cambio climtico y el calentamiento global y mucho ms. Cuntos volcanes activos existen? Qu provoca los tornados y los huracanes? Cmo se forman las rocas, los fsiles y las gemas? De qu se compone el aire? Con cantidad de datos curiosos e increbles fotografas e imgenes de todo tipo de fenmenos, este libro ilustrado para nios responde a todas las preguntas sobre nuestro universo, ya se trate del origen de la vida en la Tierra, la atmsfera, los fsiles, los ocanos o la actividad tectnica.
- Incluye datos asombrosos sobre geologa, accidentes geogrficos y paisajes, fsiles, rocas y minerales, climatologa, el sistema solar y mucho ms.
- Con explicaciones sencillas de ms de 100 principios cientficos: la materia, las reacciones, los materiales, las fuerzas, la energa, la vida y la Tierra.
- Impresionantes fotografas de primeros planos, adems de increbles imgenes macro, cortes transversales e imgenes tomadas con time-lapse, rayos X y ultravioleta.
- Un libro de consulta esencial en las bibliotecas familiares y el complemento perfecto para los trabajos escolares.
Perfecto para nios a partir de 9 aos interesados en las ciencias de la Tierra y los fenmenos naturales y meteorolgicos. Un regalo especial que los nios guardarn como un tesoro. ---------------------------------- Welcome to the Explanatorium of the Earth - the only Earth encyclopedia you'll ever need, with excellent photographs of everything from supervolcanoes to tsunamis. This Earth exploration book for kids aged 9-12 and beyond answers the biggest and smallest questions about our universe, whether it's fossils, oceans, or geology. The Exploratorium of Earth brings science to life with striking photographic explanations, helping kids understand how the world works. This fact-filled encyclopedia for kids offers
- An extensive earth science guide- explaining more than 100 scientific principles, including matter, reactions, materials, forces, energy, life, and Earth.
- Detailed, close-up photography, plus incredible macro images, cross-sections, exploded views, time-lapse, x-ray, and ultra-violet photography.
What makes volcanoes erupt? Why are tornadoes and hurricanes so destructive? How do rocks, fossils, and gems form? Explanatorium of the Earth takes you on an incredible voyage deep into the heart of our planet and back to discover the powerful forces that continually shape and remodel our ever-changing world. Discover how tectonic plates tear apart and cause earthquakes. Learn how the slow but relentless process of erosion and weathering wears away rock, reducing mountains to dust and carving valleys and canyons into the land. And learn how the living world and rock cycles have worked together for millions of years to stabilize the planet's climate, keeping Earth suitable for life. Are you interested in other subjects? Explore more from the Explanatorium series, such as Explanatorium of History, Explanatorium of Nature, and Explanatorium of Science.