Dinosaurs, Space and Geology maps from National Geographic
68National Geographic, with its lush photography and emphasis on geography also produces maps on dinosaurs and outer space. These are great for home schooling or other education uses, as posters, or for those who just enjoy a well-designed map.
Here's a list of science based 'maps' from the last 60 years of National Geographic. I've been collecting them for over 10 years now.
Mars & Outer Space
The Mars maps are particularly handy to have when you're reading Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars Trilogy.
- · Mars Revealed 2001
- · Portraits of Our Celestial Family 1990
- · Milky Way 1999
- · The Heavens - Starcharts 1957
- · World 1957
- · Journey into the Universe thru Time & Space 1983
- · Earth's Moon 1969
- · Apollo Astronauts 1972
- · Earth seen from Space 1973
- · The Red Planet Mars 1973
- · Portrait U.S.A.from Space 1976
- · The Solar System 1981
- 2004 Earth at Night
- The Science Fiction of Kim Stanley Robinson
Red Mars Green Mars Blue Mars These books give an incredibly realistic account of the terraforming [areoforming?] of Mars in the mid 21st century. Written in the early 90's some details may be...
Dinosaurs & Evolution
These are excellent additions to any study of human evolution or dinosaurs in history. I've grouped them together because the topic often comes up, even though humans didn't evolve until 65 million years after the last dinosaurs died out. [Unless, of course, you count birds as dinosaur descendants, in which case, National Geographic has several more maps for you, below]
· New View of Dinosaurs 1989
· Dawn of Humans 1997
· North America in the Age of Dinosaurs 1993
- Charles Darwin and the Origin of Modern Biology
It always me amazes that so many Americans refuse to accept the fact of evolution, a century and a half after Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species. I just finished reading Origin a few months ago, and it's still a fascinating book, - Dragons of China
All creatures shown here were captured during our 1985 and 2001 expeditions. Note that Chinese dragons tend to have 4 feet and no wings [though like Superman, they manage to fly without wings], unlike European dragons who tend to have 2 feet and wing - Best Dinosaur Museums in the World
There are amazing dinosaur collections at many universities and museums; here are some of my favorites we've visited around the world In the early 20th century Roy Chapman Andrews led a series of... - Proof of Creation
#In the beginning there was the computer. - Noah's Flood a Review
Herd of zebra enter a water hole, Etosha Namibia, Africa It's unfortunate they chose this title , since many people will assume this is just another creationist rant. On the contrary, instead, it's a highly... - Best Books about Evolution and Biology
Fossil fish split from limestone, found in China Science is under attack from many quarters these days. These books give excellent introductions to modern evolution and biology. This book explains one...
Tectonic Plates & World Ocean Floors
Fascinating both as works of art and detailed topography we otherwisee will never sea, National Geographic has been publishing maps of the Ocean floor for over 40 years. The tectonic plate maps give vivid details to modern ideas of how the continents formed.
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· The Shaping of a Continent: North America's Active West 1985
· 1968 Map - Atlantic Ocean Floor
· 1969 Pacific Ocean Floor - National Geographic
· Physical Earth - Continental Drift 1998"
· World Ocean Floors: Arctic Ocean 1990
· World Ocean Floors: Atlantic Ocean 1990
· World Ocean Floors - Pacific Ocean 1992
· Earth's Fractured Surface -World Ocean Floors 1995
Miscellaneous
· Whales of the World 1976
· Bird Migration in the Americas 1979
· Pinnipeds Around the World 1987
· Natural Hazards of North America 1998
· Millennium in Maps: Population 1998
· Millennium in Maps: Biodiversity 1999
· Millennium in Maps: Cultures 1999
· 100 Years of Flight 2003
· Bird Migration Eastern & Western Hemispheres 2004
- Peoples and Cultures in National Geographic Maps
National Geographic has always emphasized the cultural and anthropological parts of geography. It has published numerous maps over the years about people and culture. These are great for home schooling or... - National Geographic Maps of the World
Comparing the National Geographic maps of the world gives a slide show of the last century of world history as empires dissolve and new countries blossom and spread. 1922 The World, Showing the... - World Wide Scavenger hunt
How good's your geography? How much do you know about famous landmarks? Test your travel knowledge with this geography trivia game. Then give your opinion in the polls and comments sections at the end. Machu... - National Geographic Maps of Bible History, Ancient Civilization and the Near East
National Geographic often creates historical and ethnographic maps in addition to its physical geography. These are great for home schooling or other education uses, as posters, or for those who just enjoy...
Our latest science hubs:
- Charles Darwin and the Origin of Modern Biology
It always me amazes that so many Americans refuse to accept the fact of evolution, a century and a half after Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species. I just finished reading Origin a few months ago, and it's still a fascinating book, - 7 weeks ago
- Republican Right Wing Creates a Gas Price Controversy
the real fact is that gas prices in the United States are too LOW. When Europeans, or even Canadians hear Americans complain about $4 a gallon gas being too high, they just laugh. - 2 months ago
- Full Moon Myths Unveiled
Among the myths that just won't go away is the one that the full moon exerts effects on people - that crimes increase, babies all decide to emerge, women's menses sycn with it, psch wards go on hyderdrive, etc, etc, etc. - 3 months ago






