From Shore to Ocean Floor
ISBN:
9781787418349
H × w:
300
×
235
mm
Binding:
Hardback
Age Range:
7-9 years
Category:
Non-Fiction
Author:
Gill Arbuthnott
Illustrator:
Chris Nielsen
Extent:
80
pp
Approx. Word Count:
12000
words
Rights Available:
World
Translation Files:
Dec 14, 2020
Files To Printer:
Apr 23, 2021
Freight On Board:
Jul 29, 2021
Rights Sold: Spanish, Simplified Chinese, US, Korean, French
Rights Sold: Spanish, Simplified Chinese, US, Korean, French
From Shore to Ocean Floor

From Shore to Ocean Floor

Pub date:
September 30, 2021
Pub Price:
£
16.99
From sandy beaches to mysterious, inky depths, this beautiful book is the story of ocean exploration, from shore to ocean floor.

Seen from space, Earth is a swirl of blue and white. The blue is Earth's oceans, which cover 70% of its surface... yet the ocean in the most unexplored region of our planet. From Shore to Ocean Floor is the story of how humans went from building the first boats, to discovering the secrets of the deep. Marvel at incredible scientific discoveries, be dazzled by some of the most exciting new species and admire the incredible men and women who took the very first steps below the surface.

This spectacularly illustrated book comes from the author and illustrator duo of the award-winning Balloon to the Moon.
  • Sequel to Balloon to the Moon, winner of the 12-16 category in the British Book Design and Production Awards
  • A wonderful combination of mythology, science and history that takes readers on a narrative journey though one of the world's most fascinating stories of exploration
  • Gill Arbuthnott is a former secondary school science teacher.
  • Made in consultation with the Maritime Museum.
  • Contents: Myths and legends, First boats, Studying the Tides and Currents, Freediving, Early Submersibles, Diving Suits, The Bends, Jacques Cousteau, Shipwrecks, The Titanic, Sunken Cities, Submarines, Submarine rescue - Chris Momsen, Famous Marine Biologists, Underwater Environments, Plate Tectonics, Underwater Volcanoes, Earthquakes and Tsunamis, Hydrothermal Vents, Deep Sea Submersibles, Deep Sea Challenger, What Lives in the Deep?, Studying the Ocean from Space, Sonar, The Undersea Continent, Why the Oceans Matter, Climate Stability, The Future of the Oceans.
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