earth science novels

Very Interesting. Our MC is a transmigrator, who is trying to understand this new world of Wizards and magic using SCIENCE!!! I have read such novels before, but they don't go into such detail. The author has done a LOT of research. Unlike other novels with similar premise, where they add a few Science elements with the Magic. Here our MC has gone all SCIENCE. Even before he became capable of magic he was experimenting, with real science. The technological element doesn't get introduced out of nowhere, but our MC takes his time and proceeds step by step and the author explains Everything, like the experiment, who first did that on earth, etc. So far I liked the trial read, waiting for more. Hope it gets selected.

I really enjoyed this novel. The story was well told and it reflected the advances in science during earth's history in a really beautiful and unique way. Incorporating the churches battles with trying to maintain control over the human population mimics the struggles in earth's history and the growth of the modern day science philosophy. Kudos to the author for bringing this story to light while including a fantasy element as well.

I like the science accuracy of this novel, many other "SF" are more fantasy than science, so this is a gem in my opinion:). That the author used real physics to argument why the earth was destroyed. I hope this usage of real science will be continued on the future chapters. In general it's a good read to any classical SF fan.

Origin and Structure of the Earth Objective In this lesson, you should be able to cite the contributions of personalities/people to the understanding of the earth systems. Earth System Science (ESS) is the study of the Earth as a system. It considers interactions between the Earth’s “spheres” – atmosphere, geosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere. It is a relatively new field whose foundations are established long ago by scientists in other fields. Who are the scientists who contributed to the understanding of the Earth system? Learn about it! Earth System Science Earth System Science is an integration of chemistry, physics, biology, and mathematics. It is the study of the Earth as an integrated system. It seeks to understand the past, current, and future states of the Earth. Many scientists had built the foundations of understanding the Earth systems. They include James Hutton, Alexander von Humboldt, Vladimir Vernadsky, James Lovelock, and Lynn Margulis. James Hutton James Hutton, the father of modern geology, was a Scottish farmer and naturalist. It was in farming that he observed how land was shaped by destructive forces of wind and weather systems. He described how the Earth was formed in a repeated cycle of erosion and sedimentation, with heat from volcanic activity as the driving force. He also introduced the concept of uniformitarianism, implying that the geological forces (such as those that trigger erosion and volcanic activities) in the past are the same as those in the present, making it possible to determine the Earth's history by studying rocks. Learn about it! Alexander von Humboldt Alexander von Humboldt, a 19th-century geographer, helped establish the foundation for Earth System Science through his observations of nature. He, together with his colleagues, traveled to America; collected botanical, zoological, and geological specimens; recorded the location of the specimens where they were found; and performed atmospheric and geophysical measurements. From his records, he recognized patterns that reveal underlying processes, such as the transport of heat in ocean currents and the influence of temperature on plants. Vladimir Vernadsky Vladimir Vernadsky, one of the founders of geochemistry, popularized the term noosphere. In his theory of Earth development, he stated that geosphere was the first phase of the Earth that was developed. The second phase was the biosphere or biological life. The emergence of life on Earth transformed the geosphere. Then the noosphere, the sphere of human consciousness, is the third phase. The development of human cognition then transformed the biosphere. Today, the study of human impact on the biosphere led to the concept of sustainability, which is the capacity of the Earth to continue to support human life. Learn about it! James Lovelock James Lovelock, a British environmentalist, proposed the Gaia hypothesis, which postulates that the Earth works as a self-regulating system. He stated that the living organisms co-evolve with nonliving things in the environment to form a synergistic, self-regulating system where life is maintained and perpetuated. He cited as evidence the photosynthetic bacteria during the Precambrian times. The bacteria modified the Earth’s atmosphere to become oxygen-enriched. The change in the atmosphere then supported the evolution of more complex organisms. Lynn Margulis Lynn Margulis, an evolutionary theorist, further developed Lovelock’s Gaia hypothesis. Margulis noticed that all kinds of bacteria give off gases and thought that atmospheric gases were from biological sources. She collaborated with Lovelock and published a paper on how life regulates the temperature and chemical composition of the soil and the atmosphere. Learn about it! National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) The major landmark in the formal development of the Earth System Science was the formation of the Earth System Science C

The book is very good and enjoyable. It is quite slow thou. But because of this it is very detailed and builds a great world. The MC is this time not a trans-earther but his student who learns the science of earth.