The mystery of life : how nothing became everything

Schutten, Jan Paul, 1970- author.

Book 2015

"No generation has yet had to cope with the kind of rapid changes in science and technology that are facing today's teens. This is why "STEM education" is the latest buzz term and science literacy is enjoying a renewed focus. A foundation in basic science is key. With decades of scientific knowledge behind him and a genuine sense of fun in his approach, Jan Paul Schutten rewards curiosity with engaging explanations about some of the most complica...

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ISBN:

9781582705255

Description:

pages cm

Target Audience Note:

Ages 10-14

Notes:

"Originally published in Dutch as Raadsel van alles wat leeft. Gottmer Uitgevers Groep 2013."
Includes bibliographical references and index

Contents:

Miracles, marvels, mysteries, and you
How old is the Earth?
The history of everything in 1,620 words
The greatest scientific idea of all time
Evolution in brief
All about the family
How life on Earth began
Surviving in the primeval oceans
Half human, half fish
Has the story of evolution been proven for sure?
From mouse to man

LCCN:

2014039916

Control Number:

1358870

Other Authors:

Rieder, Floor, illustrator
Watkinson, Laura, translator

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