Rosen Iliev Knihy

Die Vielfalt und Komplexität der Geographie wird in diesem Buch durch über 400 faszinierende und bizarre Fakten über unseren Planeten verdeutlicht. Es beleuchtet ungelöste Rätsel, mysteriöse Orte und außergewöhnliche Bräuche, die die Erde prägen. Zudem werden schreckliche Naturphänomene und unbekannte Informationen über verschiedene Völker und Länder thematisiert. Diese Sammlung lädt dazu ein, die Geheimnisse und die Fremdartigkeit der Erde zu entdecken und zu erforschen.

The book explores the intriguing and often bizarre aspects of our planet, presenting over 400 unusual facts about Earth's geography. It delves into unresolved mysteries, enigmatic locations, peculiar customs, and alarming natural phenomena. By highlighting lesser-known details about various peoples and countries, it offers readers a fascinating glimpse into the complexity and diversity of the world we inhabit, making it an engaging resource for those curious about the secrets of geography.

The Rhodope Mountains ( = 23.8° - 26.3° E and phi = 40.8° - 42.0° N) is the largest mountain system in the eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula. The area of research is determined by the morphotectonics and structural-tectonics signs of the relief. As will be seen from the exposition and the appendixes to the text, the area in question is distinguished by ubiquitous morphostructural features of the same type that find a distinct expression in the topography. In this regard the main goal of this study is the morphotectonics analysis of regional conditions for the Late Quaternary endogenous risky processes, which is an attempt to build a general model of endogenous morphogenesis in the Rhodope Mountains. The study is based on prevailing today Plate tectonics model and also on geosynergy principle approach. Certain correlation studies have also been carried out on the prerequisites for the emergence of regional endogenous risk processes, expressed by the nature of the spread of earthquakes and the associated seismic hazard.