Books matching: volcanic activity
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'Krakatoa: The Day the World Exploded: August 27, 1883' by Simon Winchester is a detailed account of the catastrophic eruption of the Krakatau volcano in 1883. Winchester weaves together vulcanology, geology, history, technology, Indonesian legends, and politics to narrate the story of the Krakatoa eruption and its wide-ranging impacts on society and the world. delves into the historical backdrop of the Dutch East India Company, Indonesian history, geology, geography, and militant Islam, providing a comprehensive exploration of the events leading up to and following the eruption.
He also had one volcano that was extinct. But, as he said, ‘One never knows!’ So he cleaned out the extinct volcano, too. If they are well cleaned out, volcanoes burn slowly and steadily, without any ...- #2
Save:'Apocalypse Machine' by Jeremy Robinson follows the journey of Abraham Wright who, after a series of events, becomes a super survivor and eventually the President with the approval of his two wives. The story includes abrupt changes in time, with perspectives from random people and a leap 15 years into the future, leaving readers confused but hooked by the non-stop action. combines elements of kaiju novels with a post-apocalyptic setting, creating a unique and engaging story that challenges readers to think about global destruction and the impact of human actions on the Earth.
(Also, see 78 recommendations for the series Kaiju/ Nemesis Saga ) 'Catastrophe: An Investigation into the Origins of Modern Civilization' by David Keys explores the theory of a catastrophic event in the 6th century AD that impacted civilizations worldwide. Keys presents a compelling argument linking this event to various historical collapses, migrations, and shifts in power, all influenced by the environmental chaos following a massive volcanic eruption. The author's writing style combines historical analysis with scientific evidence, offering readers a thought-provoking exploration of how this ancient catastrophe shaped the modern world.
'Dinosaurs: How They Lived and Evolved 2016' by Darren Naish and Paul Barrett is a comprehensive and well-researched book that delves into the world of dinosaurs, exploring their history, evolution, biology, behavior, and the link between dinosaurs and birds. The book is praised for its up-to-date information, clear explanations, insightful illustrations, and the way it guides readers through the fascinating world of dinosaurs step by step. It covers topics such as the origin of dinosaurs, the Mesozoic era, the extinction event, and the survival of dinosaurs in the form of birds.
The authors, Naish and Barrett, bring together their expertise as a paleozoologist and paleontologist to present a detailed yet readable account of the evolution of dinosaurs. The book not only provides scientific facts but also includes artistic depictions, diagrams, and charts to help readers understand how researchers have uncovered the mysteries of dinosaurs from fossils. It is noted for its thorough examination of various dinosaur species, including feathered discoveries, and its discussion of recent classification schemes, making it a valuable resource for dinosaur enthusiasts and learners alike.
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Save:'Fires of Eden' by Dan Simmons is a thrilling tale set in Hawaii, where a multi-millionaire tries to sell his resort to Japanese businessmen, only to face the wrath of ancient Hawaiian deities. The story intertwines two narratives - one involving the current events at the resort with missing guests and strange occurrences, and the other through journal entries from the past detailing the encounters of a young Samuel Clemens with similar horrors. The writing style combines elements of thriller, humor, and historical references, creating a fast-paced and engaging storyline with a touch of campiness.
E Pele e! The milky way turns. E Pele e! The night changes. E Pele e! The red glow is on the island. E Pele e! The red dawn breaks. E Pele e! Shadows are cast by the sunlight. E Pele e! The sound of r...
