Što znamo o vremenu?
An instructive and richly illustrated children's encyclopedia that explains weather phenomena, climate and the way meteorologists study them in a simple and accessible way.
What Do We Know About the Weather? is a work by British author George Beal, published in Croatian (or, at the time, Yugoslav) translation by Mladost in 1980. The book is part of an immensely popular series of educational picture books and encyclopedias that introduced a modern, visually appealing approach to popularizing science among young readers in the former country. In this edition, George Beal introduces young readers to fundamental concepts of meteorology and atmospheric physics in a clear, vivid, and easily understandable way. The book explains the formation of wind, rain, snow, clouds, thunder, and storms, as well as the changing of the seasons and the methods used to measure temperature and air pressure. Special emphasis is placed on the work of meteorologists and the instruments used for weather forecasting. Alongside clear text, the book features vibrant illustrations and diagrams that facilitate the understanding of natural processes. Thanks to its accessibility and educational value, this edition remains in the memories of many generations as a first step toward understanding the natural world and atmospheric phenomena.
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