爆炸百科系列4本套

基本信息

Format:Paperback / softback 约640 pages

Publisher:David Fickling Books

Imprint:David Fickling Books

Published:6 Apr 2023

Classifications:Science & technology: general interest (Children's / Teenage)

Weight:约584g

Dimensions:约198 x 129 x 44 (mm)

基本信息仅供参考，具体以实物为准

目录

9781788452458 Explodapedia: The Gene 爆炸百科系列：基因

9781788451918 Explodapedia: The Cell 爆炸百科系列：细胞

9781788452779 Explodapedia: Rewild 爆炸百科系列：回归自然

9781788452502 Explodapedia: Evolution 爆炸百科系列：进化

书籍简介

爆炸百科系列：基因 Ben Martynoga

获得2023年美国教育协会年度图书奖!你身体的每个细胞里都有四万个基因。它们一起携带着制造你所需的所有指令。没有人拥有和你完全一样的基因:你是独特的。

基于新的科学，《基因》探索了这些微小的DNA缠结是如何构建和操作所有生物的。看看基因可以揭示你的什么，并了解当今的科学家如何“编辑”基因。这些突破会帮助还是伤害我们的未来?随着EXPLODAPEDIA的发展，你的基因知识将会增长!

oint winner at the Association for Science Education Book of the Year Awards 2023!There are 40,000 genes in every cell of your body. Together, they carry all the instructions needed to make you. Nobody else has exactly the same genes as you do: you are completely unique.

Based on up-to-the-minute science, The Gene explores how these tiny tangles of DNA build and operate all living things. See what genes can reveal about you, and find out how today's scientists 'edit' genes. Will these breakthroughs help or harm our future?Grow your knowledge of genes, with the EXPLODAPEDIA!

爆炸百科系列：细胞 Ben Martynoga

在2023年教育协会年度图书奖中受到高度赞扬!细胞是有生命的，它们是生命的组成部分。40亿年前，一个细胞开启了地球上所有生命的起源。今天，你的身体由超过30万亿个细胞组成，每个细胞都充满了活力。

《细胞》充满了新的科学知识，直面维持生命世界的微观奇迹的大谜团。接下来，细胞能拯救我们的星球吗?爆炸你的细胞知识，与EXPLODAPEDIA!

Highly commended at the Association for Science Education Book of the Year Awards 2023!Cells are alive, and they're what life is made of. Four billion years ago a single cell kickstarted all life on Earth. Today, your body is made up of over 30 trillion cells - every one of which is teeming with activity.

Packed with up-to-the-minute science, The Cell confronts the biggest mysteries of the microscopic marvels that sustain the living world. Can cells save our planet next?Explode your knowledge about cells, with the EXPLODAPEDIA!

爆炸百科系列：回归自然 Ben Martynoga

《荒野重生》是对大自然的赞美，以及大自然让我们得以生存的不可思议的方式，也是对我们如何在个人和史诗般的规模上欢迎大自然的探索。哺养河流的狼、推倒树木的海狸、气候战士鲸，甚至是基因工程的长毛象，都可以帮助我们保护、复兴和恢复我们的星球，使其焕发光彩。本·马丁诺加和穆斯·阿兰将带领我们一起探索如何让野生动物恢复生机，让自然和人类在未来很长一段时间里繁荣昌盛。

Rewild is a celebration of nature and the incredible ways it keeps us alive, and an exploration of how we can welcome the wild on a personal and epic scale. River-nurturing wolves, tree-toppling beavers, climate warrior whales and even genetically-engineered woolly mammoths could all help us protect, revive and restore our planet to its full glory. Join Ben Martynoga and Moose Allain for an inspiring look at how we can rewild life so that nature - and humankind - flourishes for a long time to come.

爆炸百科系列：进化 Ben Martynoga

进化的故事始于数十亿年前。这是一个史诗般的故事，将我们人类与地球上所有其他生命联系在一起。事情还没有结束!时至今日，生物仍在不断进化——不断寻求新的生长、繁荣和生存方式。

充满了新的科学，《进化》揭开了围绕生物学非凡故事的神话和奥秘。认识一些令人惊讶的远古亲戚——发现你们的相似之处和不同之处——并找出我们大脑的进化对整个生命的意义。我们的过去将如何塑造我们的未来?

The story of evolution began billions of years ago. It's an epic tale that links us humans to all other life on planet Earth. And it's not over yet! Creatures are still evolving today - constantly seeking new ways of growing, thriving and surviving.

Filled with up-to-the-minute science, Evolution uncovers the myths and mysteries surrounding biology's most extraordinary story. Meet some surprising ancient relatives - discover your similarities and differences - and find out what the evolution of our brains has meant for life as a whole. How will our past shape our future?

作者简介

本·马丁诺加是一位生物学家和科学作家。在实验室里对脑细胞内部进行了10年的探索之后，他把白大褂换成了一支笔。从那以后，他写的东西无所不有，从新的科技创新到野外再造、跑步、压力、创造力、微生物和科学史。他一直致力于使科学研究尽可能清晰和相关，出版和编辑书籍、文章、博客、视频和播客。他喜欢在科学节、教室或其他任何地方与孩子和成年人谈论科学——以及科学为什么重要。他的文章发表在《卫报》、《新政治家》、《泰晤士报》、《金融时报》等报纸上。他在湖区(Lake District)生活、工作、漫游和惊叹(通常是同时发生的)。

Ben Martynoga is a biologist and science writer. After a decade in the lab exploring the insides of brain cells, he swapped his white coat for a pen. Since then he has written about everything from the latest tech innovations to re-wilding, running, stress, creativity, microbes and the history of science. Always aiming to make scientific research as clear and relevant as possible, he publishes and edits books, articles, blogs, videos and podcasts. He loves talking about science — and why it matters — with children and adults alike at science festivals, in classrooms or anywhere else. His writing appears in The Guardian, New Statesman, The i, the Financial Times and beyond. He lives, works, wanders and wonders (often all at once) in the Lake District.