SCIENCE FOR THE CURIOUS THE SECRET LIFE OF GLACIERS

Discover the fascinating world of glaciers and their mysterious life in the thirteenth booklet in the "Science for the Curious" series. This publication will take you on a journey to the Arctic, to the island of Spitsbergen, where Polish scientists have been conducting research for years. Learn about the genesis, properties and environmental significance of cryoconite, a peculiar natural formation found on glaciers.

• Discover the secrets of glaciers and cryoconite
• Discover the beauty of the Arctic and the island of Spitsbergen
• Gain knowledge about the research of Polish scientists
• Understand the importance of glaciers for the environment
• Learn more about the genesis and properties of cryoconite
• Move to the Polish Polar Station in the Bay of the White Bear

The booklet "Science for the Curious. The Secret Life of Glaciers" is a fascinating journey into the world of ice and science. The authors, Przemysław Wachniew, Edyta Łokas and Krzysztof Zawieja, take readers to Spitsbergen, where research on glaciers and cryoconite has been conducted for years. It is an ideal read for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge about the natural environment and the work of scientists.

Wydawnictwa AGH, known for high-quality scientific and popular science publications, presents another item that will surely interest younger and older readers. This booklet is a great way to spend time and acquire new knowledge in an accessible and interesting way. Discover the secrets of glaciers and cryoconite with "Science for the Curious"!

Cryoconite, this peculiar natural formation, is one of the key elements of the glacier ecosystem. Its presence and properties have a huge impact on the environment. The authors of the booklet, based on their own research and knowledge, present a comprehensive picture of this phenomenon, explaining its genesis, composition and importance for the functioning of glaciers. Thanks to this, the reader can better understand how important glaciers are for our planet and what threats they face.