An introduction to minerals, explaining what they are, how they form, different types, how they are used, and other related topics, with instructions for an activity.
Nuclear energy provides 15 percent of the world's energy and is created by nuclear fission, or the splitting of atoms. This title covers not only the science behind nuclear power, but also the controversy surrounding its use. Advocates say it's efficient and better than fossil fuel alternatives, while critics worry about the effects of radiation and long-term waste disposal.
An examination of cells, discussing microorganisms, how cells work, why new cells form, and other related topics. Includes instructions for experiments.
Presents an illustrated discussion of stained glass windows, with case studies from around the world and instructions for creating one's own stained glass items, such as candle holders and window hangings.
Discusses energy sources, including their history, nuclear power, renewable energy resources, the effects of the search for resources on the world, and possible future developments.
Discusses the function and structure of cells, the interrelatedness of various organs, the types of tissues, such as muscle and bone, and how to keep healthy and maintain energy, and includes a glossary and color illustrations.
