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How did people travel before the invention of locomotive engines? When was the first steam engine created? What sparked the development of self-driving vehicles, and how do they operate? This encyclopedia answers these questions and many more, making complex concepts accessible through well-labelled diagrams and an extensive glossary of challenging terms. Bonus: enjoy the "Isn't It Amazing" section filled with fascinating facts to keep young readers engaged.
Explore, Discover, and Learn--all about Inventions!
Well-researched content developed by subject experts Richly illustrated with photographs, diagrams, and detailed 3D CGI images Packed with intriguing facts and a comprehensive glossary Ideal for gifting and enhancing school libraries Fosters curiosity and a love for science and technology
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How did people travel before the invention of locomotive engines? When was the first steam engine created? What sparked the development of self-driving vehicles, and how do they operate? This encyclopedia answers these questions and many more, making complex concepts accessible through well-labelled diagrams and an extensive glossary of challenging terms. Bonus: enjoy the "Isn't It Amazing" section filled with fascinating facts to keep young readers engaged.
Explore, Discover, and Learn--all about Inventions!
Well-researched content developed by subject experts Richly illustrated with photographs, diagrams, and detailed 3D CGI images Packed with intriguing facts and a comprehensive glossary Ideal for gifting and enhancing school libraries Fosters curiosity and a love for science and technology