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Atlas of Waves – Zanella Suzy, Zambello Sarah – IS – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-17-192676-2

Atlas of Waves
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What do you think about when you look at the sea? What is that wave that's breaking on the shore right now?

The movement of the seas is continuous and, at first glance, uncertain. But throughout history, there have been those who have challenged the impossible: they have classified waves, identified currents, and studied the tides.

Waves are the pulse of the planet, driving the mechanisms of scientific thought. Navigators draw knowledge from them, meteorologists discover patterns, and artists and writers create stories of incredible emotional power. We invite you to a literary voyage along the crests of inspiration: from the harsh beauty of stormy seas to the serenity of azure waters, from the predictable surface to the bold nature of the waves. This element can control both the architecture of cities and the plots of novels. After all, real storms are born not in the ocean, but in the human imagination, and we invite you to conquer them.
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