The history of the seas on Earth and other planets "

"The Worlds of the Ocean: The History of the Seas on Earth and on Other Planets", written by Jan Zalashvich and Mark William, was translated into Arabic by Rima Said Al-Jiba & # 39 i. The book describes the nature and history of the ocean, how it formed on Earth and evolved to its current state, and emphasizes the importance of oceans for life incubation. on which organizations depend, then stretches in search of the origin of the universe is the first life and history of its development.

Although specific to the ocean, it provides a comprehensive reference in biology, fossils and astronomy, reviewing the evolution of living organisms, from human primates to humans, the most complex organisms. It is not at the limits of the present, but foresees the potential of the future by examining the results of space research and its explorations. Show what has been discovered on the planets and study the potential for ocean formation on other planets.

The book contains important messages on pollution issues and its mechanisms, climate change and the resulting risks, including the dangers of ocean dryness and the potential for life on Earth. The book is an important reference for everything related to oceans, biology, fossils and space discoveries, in a gentle and pleasant way for the ordinary reader and the specialist.

Jan Zaleshevich, professor of Fossil Biology at the University of Leicester, field geologist and paleontologist, studies various aspects of geology and the history of the Earth. He has many books, including popular scientific books on the development of the Earth.

Mark Williams, Professor of Fossil Biology at the University of Leicester, teaches courses on the geological application of fossils and on modeling methods of fossil climate science. He has many books.

Rima Said al-Jiba & # 39; i is a Syrian translator who translated a number of books: "The Guardian of the Faithful". A number of books have been translated into the project. .