Frankenstein And The Birth Of Science by Joel Levy (book review).
I’m beginning to think there should be a competition for long book titles with equally long sub-titles. Joel Levy’s book,
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Nuclear Weapons Operations Manual by David Baker (book review).
Author David Baker points out in his introduction to his book, ‘Nuclear Weapons Operations Manual’, that it does not make
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Myth-Busting Your Body: The Scientific Facts Behind The Headlines by Dr. Sarah Schenker (book review).
Sometimes with non-fiction, I find it easier to start a book not knowing what I am going to discover or
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Unbelievable Science Stuff That Will Blow Your Mind by Colin Barris (book review).
With a title like ‘Unbelievable Science Stuff That Will Blow Your Mind’, author Colin Barris has a lot to live
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A.I. may not be driving your car around yet, but it is discovering new exoplanets! Our solar system is now tied
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The Science Of Dune edited by Kevin R. Grazier (book review).
A common problem with Science Fiction is that it doesn’t hold up well to scientific scrutiny. Things that make sense
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Faraday, Maxwell And The Electromagnetic Field by Nancy Forbes and Basil Mahon (book review)
The story of Michael Faraday is really a literal rags to riches story as he worked his way into the
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Apollo 13 Owners’ Workshop Manual by David Baker (book review)
Being in my early teens in 1970 and the school swot on the space program, I was aware of the
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And Then You’re Dead: A Scientific Exploration Of The World’s Most Interesting Ways To Die by Cody Cassidy and Paul Doherty (book review).
Want a nice cheery book for this time of year? I doubt if the thrill-seekers or even the unfortunate who
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The Planets: Photographs From The Archives Of NASA by Nirmala Nataraj (book review).
There is one major observation you get when you look at the pictures in Nirmala Nataraj’s book ‘The Planets: Photographs
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