Science and us
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Author
Contributions
- McNaught, Harry. - Contributor
Publication
1971 - Pan Books, London, United Kingdom
Language
English
Word Count
20,000 words, Guess
Page Count
80 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL14991304M
- ISBN-100330028022
- OCLC Control Number16194430
- Internet Archivescienceus0000bert
- LibraryThing2843732
Classifications
- DDC500
- LCCQ163
Description
Science and Us will help you find the answers to hundreds of questions about the earth's natural wonders and about engines, electricity, machines, and space age developments. Bertha Morris Parker's exciting introduction to the physical sciences is easy to read and understand. Illustrated with helpful full-color pictures. science and us contains selections from The Golden Booh of Science* which deal with the physical sciences. •Recommended by the American Library Association, Library journal, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. GOLDEN PAPERBACKS embody a new idea in publishing for young people. Lots of information and full-color pictures are packed inside. The books' subjects are lively and dramatic from beginning to end. GOLDEN PAPERBACKS have been selected from widely popular hardcover books and are as carefully produced as the originals.
First Sentence
UNDER OUR FEET No matter where we are on the earth there is rock below us. Even if we are on a big ship in the middle of the ocean there is rock under us, beneath the bottom of the sea. On land the rock below us is often covered with soil. There was no soil here when the earth was very young. Soil is made mostly of broken-up rock, and the rock had to have time to break up. Now the rock under our feet may be covered by a layer of soil many feet deep. Even today we see much bare rock. But this is not the same rock which was at the surface in the beginning. It is much newer. A great deal of the rock we see is made-over rock. Thinking of a cake may help us understand how rocks are made over. A cook makes a cake. Some of it gets dry and...
Subjects
Series Statement
- A Piccolo colour book
- Piccolo colour books
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