H- Encyclopedia of knowledge. Science

"Encyclopedia of Knowledge. Science" is a comprehensive reference book with lots of pictures to study with the whole family. Here you can find interesting information and get quick answers to difficult questions. For example: why do different substances have such different properties and how can a person use them? What forces hold the entire universe together and where does the energy come from? How does evolution shape living beings or what secrets does the invisible world of living organisms hide?

The three parts of the book - "Matter and Material", "Energy and Force" and "Life" - offer a lot of material for discovery and research. The information is presented by topic, which in turn is divided into subtopics, and all natural laws and phenomena are explained in detail. In the appendices there is a scale of the universe, the most used units of measurement, a timeline of life and a classification scheme, the most important basic concepts are highlighted in the glossary. The student will get a lot of additional information from this comprehensive reference book to what was discussed in class, and it is also a nice gift for anyone who is curious.

By Abigail Beall, Jack Challoner, Adrian Dingle, Derek Harvey, Bea Perks
Translator Kuldar Traks

Number of pages 208
Format 25 × 30 cm
Volume hard cover