Choi Jin-beom et al.: The planet called Earth

The book, published in 1993 as a textbook on the teaching subjects of space and Earth, was re-opened in 10 years after the edition of a copy in 1999. In the Planet Earth version, the planet Earth has been filled with current content and has been expanded by six Earth environmental sciences and current professors. The text, a total of eight chapters, begins with the earliest history of the birth of the planet. Earth is 6.6 billion years old, whereas the planet has very few rocks over three billion years of age. It's about 1.6 billion years of early history that we've lost, and it's this very lost history that is filled with precious meteors visiting the planet. The first chapter identifies the origins, the formation and the kind of things that these meteors are doing. And then we're dealing with the plate theory. What is the content of the plate-structural theory, and what forces move a huge mass of land. And what's not on any other planet is the only ocean on Earth. I'm going to introduce El Nino, which is a multi-angled phenomenon that affects the nature of the ocean and its interaction with the atmosphere. Other things are about weather events and the trigger for human exploration, the many gifts that the Earth offers us, the sun's activities, the preciousness of the planet. In the New World Translation, we have the number of digits. The opening section adds many new findings and sets the most unmodified errors after the addition.

Korean title: 지구라는 행성

Korean author: 최진범 외

Korean publisher: 이지북

ISBN-13: 9788956243177