SCIENCE FOR THE CURIOUS. THE TUNGUSKA PHENOMENON, NO. 14 - MAREK ŻBIK

Embark on a fascinating journey into the mystery of the Tunguska catastrophe! This fourteenth installment in the "Science for the Curious" series takes us into the world of the unsuccessful search for the legendary Tunguska meteorite and attempts to unravel the enigma of this extraordinary event. Prepare to explore a multitude of hypotheses, both scientific and those bordering on fantasy.

• In-depth analysis of the causes of the Tunguska catastrophe
• Many hypotheses, from scientific to improbable
• Unique information from Russian scientists
• Scientific contacts with the Russian Academy of Sciences and Moscow State University
• Author: Dr. Marek Żbik, geologist and planetologist
• 84 pages full of knowledge and interesting facts

The editors of the "Science for the Curious" series entrusted Dr. Marek Żbik, a respected geologist and planetologist from the Faculty of Geology at the University of Warsaw, currently residing in Australia, with the development of this fascinating story. His passion for science and his comprehensive education, which also included studies with Prof. Włodzimierz Zonn at the Faculty of Astronomy, make him an ideal guide to the world of the Tunguska mystery.

Thanks to his scientific contacts with scientists from the Russian Academy of Sciences and Moscow State University M.W. Lomonosov, who are constantly searching for the Tunguska meteorite, Dr. Marek Żbik gained access to new information and unique photographs showing the effects of this extraordinary event. His work allows us to look at the Tunguska catastrophe from a new perspective and understand the complexity of this phenomenon.

The book "Science for the Curious. The Tunguska Phenomenon" is not only a collection of facts and hypotheses, but also a fascinating story about human curiosity, determination and the constant pursuit of truth. It is a must-read for all lovers of science, history and mysterious phenomena.

AGH Publishing House presents readers with a publication that combines scientific reliability with accessible language and a captivating narrative. It is an ideal proposition for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of the world and understand the extraordinary phenomena that shape our reality. Format 205x145x5 mm, 84 pages, paperback. Year of publication: 2020.