From the Earth to outer space – a visually stunning encyclopedia for children. What is light? And what does a bat skeleton look like? This children's non-fiction book, featuring an incredible 1200 images, takes young explorers aged 8 and up on a journey around the globe and high into space: Exciting facts about nature, modern technology, science, history, and cultures of our planet are waiting to be discovered. Lively photos and short, child-friendly texts answer every curious question.

Over 1200 images explain the world:
• A colorful impression of life on Earth: From volcanic eruptions and evolution to the moon landing and the oldest dances in the world.
• No more boredom: Thanks to vibrant panoramic images, cross-sections, and cool details, browsing and reading become an adventure.
• Amazing facts: How do the sparkling stars in the sky form? And what were the predecessors of today's computers?

Knowledge for children told sensationally. On this exciting journey of discovery, no questions are left unanswered. With the large, fascinating images, inquisitive readers can quickly find the topics that interest them the most. How about an exploration tour through an igloo or the beautiful world of unique plants? Lively photos and illustrations make even complex content easy to understand and provide great reading enjoyment.

Illustrative, visually powerful, and full of amazing details – this encyclopedia takes curious children aged 8 and up on a journey to the most important facts about our world.