National Geographic Indonesia Vol.19 Agustus 2024

Dalam edisi kali ini menampilkan beberapa informasi diantaranya: Mengeluarkan racun : Dengan tehnologi tinggi dan data yang didapatkan dengan susah payah, seorang ahli geologi memiliki tujuan untuk menjadikan penambangan emas di Amazon bebas merkuri (hal. 12), Zuhaniah : Dia menggerakan kelompok usaha perempuan dan mendonasikan sebagian keuntunganya untuk restorasi mangrove (hal. 14), Rute sar…

National Geographic June 2011

We used to think agriculture gave rise to cities and later to writing, art, and religion. Now the world�s oldest temple suggests the urge to worship sparked civilization.

National Geographic June 1997

French Polynesia: Charting a New Course ( France �s restless South Pacific paradise grapples with modernization as it fights for its identity.) Black Pearls of French Polynesia (Crystalline lagoons of the Tuamotu Archipelago provide a home for unique South Seas Trove.) Restoring Old Ironsides (In July the U.S.S. Constitution is scheduled to set sail from Boston for the first time in…

National Geographic January 2011

There will soon be seven billion people on the planet. By 2045 global population is projected to reach nine billion. Can the planet take the strain?

National Geographic April 1997

Time Exposures: The Hubble Telescope Views The Universe From Space (Astronomy�s unmatched eye records the fringes of the universe from earth orbit.) Traveling Australia �s Dog Fence (Stretching across the outback, the 3,300-mile barrier protects sheep from dingoes � but poses ecological dilemmas.) Borneo �s Strangler Fig Trees (These tropical giants often kill their hosts, but…

National Geogrphic August 1996

Mexico: A Special Issue Emerging Mexico, Introduction: Bright with Promise, Tangled in the Past Mexico City: Pushing the Limits Sierra Madre: Backbone of the Frontier Monterrey: Confronting the Future Veracruz: Gateway to the World Heartland and the Pacific: Eternal Mexico Tijuana and the Border: Magnet of Opportunity Yucatan Peninsula: Maya Heart, Modern…

National Geographic April 2011

Rising from obscurity to the heights of power, a succession of Andean rulers subdued kingdoms, sculpted mountains, and forged a mighty empire.

National Geographic July 1997

Roman Empire (Ruthless in conquest but tolerant in victory, the ancient Romans forged a vast empire that lasted more than a thousand years. In the first of two articles we trace its rise and fall.) Sumo (Cloaked in ritual, explosive bouts between titanic wrestlers reveal much about Japanese history and culture.) Montserrat: Under the Volcano (For two years residents of this tiny Carib…

National Gepgraphic April 2010

The amount of moisture on Earth has not changed. The water the dinosaurs drank millions of years ago is the same water that falls as rain today. But will there be enough for a more crowded world?

National Geographic November 1996

Orbit: The Astronaut�s View of Home (With handheld cameras and a childlike sense of awe, astronauts capture three decades of change on the face of the planet.) Sir Joseph Banks: The Greening of the Empire (The 18th century English scholar and gentleman left a scientific legacy botanists still salute.) Gibraltar: Britain�s Precarious Stronghold (Britain�s hold on this Mediterrane…

National Geographic October 2011

Moody. Impulsive. Maddening. Why do teenagers act the way they do? Viewed through the eyes of evolution, their most exasperating traits may be the key to success as adults.

National Gepgraphic December 1996

Double Map Supplement: The Mongols Genghis Khan: Lord of the Mongols (Revered founder of Mongolia, this ruthless 13th century warrior launched an empire that reached to Europe. Double Map Supplement: The Mongol Empire.) Special Places: Simple Gifts of the Shenandoah (Ripples of history and fishing tales run through a river and its placid Virginia valley.) Believing Las Vegas (Ami…

National Geographic September 1996

Scotland: Plaid to the Bone (This rugged northern reach of Britain remains a world apart, a land of windswept lochs and heather hills, a people of industriousness and idiosyncrasy.) Gaza: Where Peace Walks a Tightrope (Palestinians in the 140-square-mile arid strip along the Mediterranean Sea cling to their dream of building a new state.) Searching for the Scythians (Legendary horseme…

National Geographic May 1997

India : Fifty Years of Independence (Home to nearly a billion people, Asia�s giant democracy struggles to fulfill the dream born with its freedom from Britain 50 years ago.) Iceland �s Trial by Fire (A volcanic eruption ripped open the island-nation�s largest glacier, unleashing the worst flood in 60 years.) La Salle�s Last Voyage (In 1686 the Belle ran aground off Texas , end…

National Geographic: Jesus and The Apostles, Christianity's Early Rise

Edisi

Jesus and The Apostles, Christianity's Early Rise

ISBN/ISSN

7098936826

Deskripsi Fisik

128 p

Judul Seri

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No. Panggil

M 919. 4 NAT Jes

National Geographic: Membantah Sains

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Maret 2015

ISBN/ISSN

9771858201017

Deskripsi Fisik

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Judul Seri

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No. Panggil

M 910.5 NAT 2015 Mar