John May Bücher

Eine chronologische Zusammenstellung aller nuklearen Störfälle und Katastrophen seit 1945

Ein mutiges, schonungsloses und ehrliches Buch, das geheime Tonbandprotokolle veröffentlicht und wichtige Fragen dokumentiert und untersucht.

Antarktika ist der letzte große, nicht restlos erforschte Kontinent der Erde. Dies Buch schildert den Kampf von Greenpeace, seine Schönheit zu erhalten.

Set in the late 16th century, the narrative follows John Dee's ambitious proposal to Queen Elizabeth I for establishing colonies in the New World. The initial venture leads to the ill-fated Roanoke Island settlement, known as The Lost Colony, shrouded in mystery. The story continues with the subsequent colonization efforts under James I, culminating in the establishment of Jamestown in 1607. The book explores the challenges and tragedies faced by early settlers as they navigated the complexities of colonization.

Focusing on the intersection of technology and architecture, this volume explores the implications of computational images in modern architectural thought and practice. By rigorously examining the technical foundations and concepts of architecture, it offers a philosophical perspective on the discipline in the context of imaging. Rather than presenting a theory of architectural images, it provides a concise reflection on how these elements influence contemporary architectural discourse and design.

A combination of information on dolphin evolution, behaviour, intelligence, and habitats with a survey of the threats to their survival from hunting, fishing, and pollution. It examines the controversies surrounding the keeping of dolphins in captivity and their use by the US and Soviet military.

Photographs and text portray the unusual appearances and behavior of fish, insects, lizards, birds, and other animals