Phenomena An Infographic Guide to Almost Everything
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Phenomena An Infographic Guide to Almost Everything

PhenomenaPhenomenaIts broad mix of subjects offers an insightful, visual approach to knowledge of the world around and within us. Like the borders of waves, clouds, and light, the borders of these phenomena shift over the course of the book’s pages, taking readers on a journey across the Earth, into the sky, and beyond....
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A vibrant infographics book made for lovers of science, geography and extraordinary discoveries to better understand the infinite richness of the world. Zoology, botany, astrophysics, seismology... This book is all about making science accessible to all.From fireflies to the Big Bang, from the magnificent maps of the world’s sands to the anatomy of ice crystals, these 125 illustrated graphic phenomena are designed to take you on a stroll through the vast world of knowledge.

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ProduktnavnPhenomena An Infographic Guide to Almost Everything
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