Water is a very common thing around us, but few people really understand it. British explorer Tristan Gooley is obsessed with studying various signs related to water. In "The Water Code", he summarizes his experience of "walking in rivers and lakes" and organizes many years of natural observations, from the water droplets splashing on the kitchen counter to the amazing and rare phenomena in the ocean. Even in the pond at home, you can see the rushing waves of the vast Pacific Ocean. Behind the anecdotes lies the unknown skill of reading water, leading us to explore scientific mysteries related to water.
Reader comments
This book is really interesting! It is like a magical guide to the water world. The author takes us from water droplets to the ocean, and every water-related phenomenon becomes interesting and mysterious. Just like what is said in the book, "Water is a very common existence around us, but few people really understand it." After reading this book, I feel that I have a deeper understanding of water. It reminds me of "Insects", which is about discovering extraordinary natural mysteries in the ordinary. Recommended to friends who like natural science!
This book is really interesting! It is like a magical guide to the water world. The author takes us from water droplets to the ocean, and every water-related phenomenon becomes interesting and mysterious. Just like what is said in the book, "Water is a very common existence around us, but few people really understand it." After reading this book, I feel that I have a deeper understanding of water. It reminds me of "Insects", which is about discovering extraordinary natural mysteries in the ordinary. Recommended to friends who like natural science!