Science - History of the Universe Vol. 2: Geology
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This book is a detailed exploration of the history and evolution of the science of geology. It delves into the early attempts to understand the Earth's structure and composition, highlighting key figures and discoveries that shaped the field. The book then journeys through the 19th century, charting the development of various branches of geology, such as mineralogy, paleontology, and the study of geological processes. It explores topics like the formation of rocks, the discovery of fossils, the concept of plate tectonics, and the forces that cause earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. The authors provide a comprehensive overview of geological knowledge, emphasizing the interconnectedness of different aspects of the Earth's history and the dynamic nature of our planet.Book Details
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Francis Rolt-Wheeler
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Francis Rolt-Wheeler (1876-1960) was a British-American writer, astrologer, occultist, and esotericist. He was born in London on December 16, 1876, and died in Nice, France, on August 21, 1960.Rolt-Wh...
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