Hello From 2030
The Science of the Future and You
by Jan Paul Schutten
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Pub Date Oct 07 2014 | Archive Date Oct 31 2014
Description
What will the future look like? We know the Earth's population will grow. Our technology will continue to get faster and smaller. And we will no doubt live longer, healthier lives due to medical advancements. But other things can be less predictable...or are they?
In Hello From 2030, award winning author Jan Paul Schutten invites kids to become budding futurologists, dreaming up what the future might look like and what we can do to shape it today. From living homes, where houses are built with walls and roofs of earth for plants to grow in, to computers as thin as a sheet of paper, to robots, and cars that can drive themselves, Schutten challenges kids to reimagine their lives.
Presented with extensive sources and index, packaged within a colorfully dynamic, illustrated guide, Hello From 2030 will ignite thought provoking dialogue to keep kids engaged and active giving them the opportunity to dream, explore, and maybe even create the groundwork for their own future world.
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| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781582704746 |
| PRICE | $15.99 (USD) |
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