A discussion of a new scientific theory, formed with the help of computers, which proposes the possibility of patterns and order in the chaos and unpredictability of both nature and also human aspects of the world.

A blizzard occurs when severe snow is accompanied by low temperatures and wind. Details development, warning signs, destructive force and self protection for these winter disasters.

The terror of tornadoes unfolds with this account of the most devastating natural phenomenon in the world. Includes several precautions as to what to do when a tornado is approaching and how to build a storm cellar.

Describes, with photographs, a hurricane experience and its destruction. Explains how the National Weather Service can detect, measure, predict and warn people about a hurricane experience. Discusses the means of protecting oneself.

Introduces various kinds of insects that have wreaked havoc on humanity over the centuries, including locusts, mosquitoes, killer bees, and fruit flies.

Discusses black holes, what they are, why they exist, and the possible consequences they pose for our universe.

Traces the life and contributions of the famous inventor whose inventions such as the electric light bulb and phonograph helped change the world.

Describes the history, goals, and functions of the Hubble Space Telescope.

Illustrates four types of volcanoes, explains what causes eruptions and how lava enriches the soil. Includes an interesting description of the development of a volcano.