What went wrong : investigating the greatest man-made and natural disasters
Hayes, William; Popular Mechanics
Series: Popular Mechanics
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Other Title: Popular mechanics what went wrong At head of title: Popular mechanics Contents: Earthquakes -- Volcanoes -- Fire -- Snow and ice -- Tornadoes -- Hurricanes -- Floods -- Aviation -- Space -- Shipwrecks -- Industrial accidents -- Transportation Summary: Combining original reporting with dramatic photographs and detailed illustrations, Popular Mechanics presents a look at the science behind the most devastating events in the past 100 years - including San Francisco's 7.8 earthquake in 1906, the Gulf oil spill, the Apollo 13 Space Mission, and Hurricane Katrina. Each chapter includes a fact-filled section with practical advice on surviving various disasters, natural and human-madeLibrarian's Miscellania
Physical Description: 239 p, ill. (some col.), mapsSubTitle: investigating the greatest man-made and natural disasters
MARC Import date: 24 p, col. ill
MARC Record: 252 p
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Library | 60928 |