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Earth's treasures

rocks and minerals
2014
The various types of rocks found in our planet are presented in vibrant illustrations. Rich with information about minerals, gemstones, fossilization, the rock cycle, and more, this book will enthrall future geologists with Earth's diverse wonders..

The blue marble

how a photograph revealed Earth's fragile beauty
2014
"Discusses the iconic Blue Marble photo of Earth taken by the Apollo 17 astronauts in December 1972"--Provided by publisher.

It can't be true!

"[This book] brings ... unbelievable facts ... to life with the help of 200 jaw-dropping visual comparisons across a wide range of subjects from outer space to the human body"--Front jacket flap.

Earth

This stunning reference includes detailed, illustrated information about everything that makes up our planet, from Mount Kilimanjaro to the Antarctic ice sheet, as well as descriptions of more than four hundred of the Earth's most significant, unusual, greatest, and most dangerous features.Specially commissioned new 3-D digital artwork provides a striking, informative guide to the features of our planet, explains the scientific processes that govern our world, and looks at the complex relationship between humans and the natural environment while providing a thought-provoking assessment on the state of the planet --.

Looking at earth

1992
"A Smithsonian Columbus Quincentenary project." A portrait of the earth as seen from spacecraft, revealing aspects of this planet previously hidden from our eyes.

What's under the bed?

1997
Two children explore what is in the progressively deeper layers of the earth as they travel from under a bed to the center of the earth.

Journey to the center of the Earth

2012
Explores the farthest depths reached by humans, including caves, mines, and under the sea.

Geography

a visual encyclopedia
"Geography: a visual encyclopedia explores every aspect of our Earth, from the core to the outer atmosphere, from the North to the South Pole, and from natural processes to human impact"--Cover verso.

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