Science Book, The
National Geographic compiles centuries of scientific thought in one reference volume that covers natural phenomena, revolutionary inventions, scientific facts, and current questions. Six major sections range from the universe and the planet Earth to biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics, and subsections span topics from microscopic life to nuclear power.
The book details theories about the universe and the character of Earth, surveys diverse living organisms, and discusses technical developments and achievements of humankind with attention to current subjects like climate change and genetic engineering. Well-structured chapters include three kinds of side bars, numerous cross-references, and vivid 3-D graphics, pictograms, photographs, and other illustrations to make complex information accessible.
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Book details
- Publisher
- National Geographic
- Publication date
- August 16, 2011
- Print length
- 432 pages
- Language
- English
- ISBN
- 1426208081
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The description focuses on a broad, heavily illustrated reference that spans multiple scientific disciplines. Much of the setup centers on clear organization and layered content that supports both quick browsing and deeper study. The book emphasizes natural phenomena, technological developments, and current issues such as climate change and genetic engineering. Visual elements like 3-D graphics, pictograms, and extensive photography appear central to how information is presented.
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