The book "PSS Jules Verne . T. 23. The Universal History of Great Travels and Great Travelers: The Discovery of the Earth is a fascinating and educational work that takes the reader into a world of exciting adventures and discoveries made by mankind over the centuries. The author of this work is the famous French writer Jules Verne, whose works on travel and discoveries have become classics of world literature. Verne, known for his novels such as 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and Around the World in 80 Days, acts as a historian and storyteller, combining facts and artistic elements. In this volume, Verne explores not only geographical discoveries, but also the fate of great travelers who risked everything for the sake of learning the unknown. The reader will be able to learn about the brave navigators, explorers and scientists who paved new paths and discovered new lands. The book covers many eras and cultures, from ancient times to more modern discoveries. Verne masterfully combines historical facts with fascinating stories, which makes reading not only informative, but also exciting. This book will be of interest to both young readers and adults who are fond of history, geography and adventure. Students, travelers and anyone who dreams of distant countries and new discoveries will find in it inspiration and new ideas for their own travels. In addition, fans of classical literature and fans of Jules Verne will appreciate the unique style of the author, his ability to create live images and convey the atmosphere of time. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted. Verne not only talks about physical travel, but also touches on the philosophical aspects of the human quest for knowledge. He explores how discoveries affect culture, science, and society as a whole. Questions about what it means to be a researcher, what are the moral and ethical implications of discoveries, and the impact of colonization on peoples and cultures are all reflected in his texts. The style of Jules Verne in this book is distinguished by brightness and imagery. It uses live descriptions and exciting details to immerse the reader in an atmosphere of adventure. Verne masterfully creates tension and intrigue, making the reader look forward to what will happen next. His ability to combine scientific facts with fiction makes this book not only fascinating, but also educational. "PSS Jules Verne . T. 23. The Universal History of Great Travels and Great Travelers: The Discovery of the Earth is not just a book about travel, it is an in-depth study of human nature, the pursuit of knowledge and discovery. It will be a great addition to the library of any lover of adventure and history, as well as give a lot of new ideas for thinking about our place in the world. If you are looking for inspiration for your next journey or just want to learn more about the great discoveries, this book will be your reliable companion.