The Forces Of Nature: Our Quest To Conquest The Planet by Barry A. Vann (book review).
Author Barry A. Vann, through his book ‘The Forces Of Nature’, looks at how Man has conquered this planet. Obviously
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The Trachtenberg Speed System Of Basic Mathematics translated and adapted by Ann Cutler and Rudolph McShane (book review).
Jakow Trachtenberg was born in Russia and a pacifist who married a German woman, stayed in Germany but with the
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Breakpoint by Jeff Stibel (book review).
The whole point of Jeff Stibel’s book ‘Breakpoint’ is the limits of anything before it comes crashing down. This might
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Stereoscopic Cinema And The Origins Of The 3D Film 1838-1952 by Ray Zone (book review).
Love it or hate it, the 3D revolution and row rumbles on as the entertainment industry continues to plague us
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The Making Of The Mind by Ronald T. Kellogg (book review).
The mind. We all have one. Well, I do think I’d raise some question marks on some so-called celebrities who
Read MoreStarship Century: Towards The Grandest Horizon edited by James Benford and Gregory Benford (book review).
‘Starship Century: Towards The Grandest Horizon’ should be on your must read booklist for this year. The material is garnered
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It kind of is rocket science…
Elon Musk of HyperLoop fame has been busy with his other transport system recently – the SpaceX ‘Grasshopper’ re-usable rocket,
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Think Like A Maths Genius by Arthur Benjamin and Michael Shermer (book review).
Books like ‘Think Like A Maths Genius’ by Arthur Benjamin and Michael Shermer bring out the inner geek in me.
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Evolving: The Human Effect And Why It Matters by Daniel J. Fairbanks (book review).
As can be seen from the title, ‘Evolving: The Human Effect And Why It Matters’, Daniel J. Fairbanks’ book is
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Super Fuel by Richard Martin (book review).
When I reviewed ‘God And The Atom’ by Victor J. Stenger, he pointed out Richard Martin’s book ‘Super Fuel’ as
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