Rock Spotter

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What is the toughest mineral on Earth? What are meteorites made of? Which rock forms long, hairlike strands? Learn how to find and identify different rocks, minerals and fossils with this handy spotters guide. Search for precious metals, compare different rocks from all over the world and identify everything from serpentine to slate. This book will get kids outdoors, helping them learn about the natural world – and become a rock spotting expert!
 
What is the toughest mineral on Earth? What are meteorites made of? Which rock forms long, hairlike strands? Learn how to find and identify different rocks, minerals and fossils with this handy spotters guide. Search for precious metals, compare different rocks from all over the world and identif...

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Dan Green studied Natural Sciences at Cambridge University. He has written and edited many popular science titles and humorous books, worked as a travel writer, and has developed and edited the successful Horrible Science magazine collection. He is the 'voice' of Basher’s bestselling science-made-easy books, which have sold more than three million copies worldwide, and his book Rebel Science was shortlisted for The Royal Society's Young People's Book Prize 2016.
Dan Green studied Natural Sciences at Cambridge University. He has written and edited many popular science titles and humorous books, worked as a travel writer, and has developed and edited the successful Horrible Science magazine collection. He is the 'voice' of Basher’s bestselling science-made...

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