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Draws on satellite images from NASA to trace the natural history of the planet, describing the forces that have shaped Earth's geography and highlighting noteworthy features, including volcanoes, asteroid craters, river deltas, and glaciers.

An introduction to the planets Earth and Mars, including their size, features, and orbits, and discusses explorations of Mars with various probes.

A brief introduction to Earth, the third planet in the solar system, describing its orbit, unique characteristics, moon, and related topics.

An introduction to the planet Earth that provides information on its size, atmosphere, temperature, gravity, orbit, and other related topics.

A graphic novel adaptation of Jules Verne's novel in which three men dare to adventure into a subterranean world full of danger and beauty discovering many unusual things on their trip to the Earth's mysterious core.

An introduction to the planet Earth that provides facts, a craft activity, and a glossary.

A door opened to another universe, and a desperate Earth's energy crisis seemed over.

This stunning reference includes detailed, illustrated information about everything that makes up our planet, from Mount Kilimanjaro to the Antarctic ice sheet, as well as descriptions of more than four hundred of the Earth's most significant, unusual, greatest, and most dangerous features.

With an extensive catalog at its heart, "Prehistoric Life" profiles hundreds of fascinating species in incredible detail; features breathtaking, state-of-the-art images; explores the concept of geological time; and explains the classification of species and how the evidence for their evolution is preserved and can be deciphered.

Photographs and text introduce students to the natural wonders of the world, including the Grand Canyon, the Great Barrier Reef, polar regions, and the northern and southern lights, and explains the natural forces that created them.

Contains maps, charts and graphs, photographs, flags, and facts that provide a wide range of information about the continents and countries of the world.

Presents an exploration of Earth's history based on the Hall of Planet Earth exhibit at New York City's American Museum of Natural History, discussing the origins of the planet, and examining how it works on the surface, beneath the crust, and under the sea.

A collection of poems that instruct people to be gentle to the environment and appreciate, not destroy, nature.

The Remnants, who left Earth in a spaceship shortly before it was hit by an asteroid, return centuries later and attempt to make a new life on the barren, hostile planet.

Presents the history of the earth. Includes a multimedia disk.