Marine Science: Book 1

Twentieth-Century Science is a seven-volume set that explores, decade by decade, how science developed throughout the 20th century and examines the paths science may take during the 21st century. Designed to complement science curricula, the books are a fascinating narrative of the recent advances in science and technology and their far-reaching influence. Marine Science chronicles the history of this scientific discipline from 1901, documenting the significant discoveries of the 20th century by notable marine and other scientists. The volume covers the following: polar ocean exploration ocean challenges food webs in a marine system dynamic oceanography the First and Second World Wars deeper ocean investigations exploration vessels deep-sea deserts oil in the sea ocean and climate Each chapter in Marine Science features milestones of significant events, sidebars that clarify scientific concepts, a "Scientist of the Decade" essay that focuses on a notable individual or event, and a list of print and Internet resources reflecting the time period. The book includes more than 90 photographs and line illustrations, a conclusion that looks at 21st-century issues, an appendix of awards of merit in marine science, a glossary, a list of general print and Internet resources, and an index. The Twentieth-Century Science set is essential for middle and high school students, teachers, and general readers who seek comprehensive information on recent scientific history and its effect on future advancements in science. The Twentieth-Century Science Set Biology Chemistry Earth Science Marine Science Physics Space and Astronomy Weather and Climate Book jacket.