Text and photographs discuss the processes by which scientists determine the age of their specimens, such as counting the number of tree rings, reading the strata, and using chemical analyses and the Carbon-14 test. Also looks at recent findings that may tell us how old the universe is.
Explores the Earth and its chemical foundations, focusing on the topic of geological change, examining the planet's formation, rocky crust, changing rocks, and resources, and including photographs, discussion questions, and investigations.
Relates the history of the struggle to understand earth's place in the universe, from earliest mythmaking to today's discoveries via the Hubble telescope.