
Tides: A Very Short Introduction
by
David George Bowers
,
Emyr Martyn Roberts
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Format
Paperback
Pages
168
Language
English
Published
Feb 1, 2020
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Edition
Illustrated
ISBN-10
019882663X
ISBN-13
9780198826637
Description
In a concise yet enlightening exploration, the authors delve into the fascinating world of tides, revealing the intricate dance of gravitational forces that shape the rhythms of the Earth's oceans. Through clear explanations and accessible language, readers are introduced to the powerful interplay between celestial bodies and the water that covers our planet, illuminating how these forces drive the daily ebb and flow of tidal movements.
The narrative invites curiosity by bridging scientific concepts with practical implications, highlighting tides' influence on coastal environments and the lives of those who depend on the sea. As the authors traverse historical contexts and evolving scientific understandings, they provide a rich backdrop to the topic, filling the pages with engaging anecdotes and compelling observations.
With an aim to cultivate a deeper appreciation for the natural world's wonders, this brief yet insightful guide leaves readers with a newfound respect for the tides and their role in shaping both the physical and cultural landscapes of human life.
The narrative invites curiosity by bridging scientific concepts with practical implications, highlighting tides' influence on coastal environments and the lives of those who depend on the sea. As the authors traverse historical contexts and evolving scientific understandings, they provide a rich backdrop to the topic, filling the pages with engaging anecdotes and compelling observations.
With an aim to cultivate a deeper appreciation for the natural world's wonders, this brief yet insightful guide leaves readers with a newfound respect for the tides and their role in shaping both the physical and cultural landscapes of human life.
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