Fire on the Mountain: The Nature of Volcanoes

by Carl Johnson (Contributor), Dorian Weisel (Photographer)

Fiery windows into the center of our planet, volcanoes offer scientists a glimpse into vital geologic processes that help us to better understand the earth and its place in the universe. This exceptional volume explores the fascinating nature of volcanoes with a lively, accessible text and over 100 spectacular, full-color photographs, including images of devastating eruptions and lava flows throughout history, from Vesuvius to Mount Saint Helens. Complete with color maps and a glossary, Fire on the Mountain will intrigue and inform lay readers, nature enthusiasts, and students of volcanology with a dazzling look at these unique geologic phenomena.

132 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1994

Reviews

[Bea]

NO RATING: I was reading this for a science project. I am now done with said project (basically), so I have stopped reading it. I am not mad by this fact.