Fun with everyday scientific puzzles:
Why is the night dark? How do bees buzz? Why do tea leaves collect in the centre of the cup after stirring? What makes a river meander? Why do people snore? Why does rain fall in drops? Natural phenomena and…
Science is now on the verge of answering our most profound questions about the nature of existence. Here Paul Davies explains how the far-reaching discoveries of recent physics are revolutionizing our world and, in particular, throwing light on many…
When the author's first visit to the Creation appeared more than a decade ago, it caused an immediate storm, with reactions ranging from high admiration to contempt. Regarded as a classic, and widely quoted, it has continued to arouse interest. Here…
"The clearest view yet available of the role of military space reconnaissance..." Saterday Review"Intelligently written and rational book (a rare thenomenon in UFO literature)..." Time
De hele geschiedenis lang hebben mensen overal ter wereld verhalen
en mythen verzonnen om diepzinnige vragen te beantwoorden
zoals: waarvan zijn de dingen gemaakt, wat is de zon,
waarom bestaan dag en nacht, winter en zomer? Wat is nu het
echte…
Although this book is now a little dated, it contains a variety of illustrated summary articles on popular science topics.
The original articles came as centre pull-outs in New Scientist magazine; they were printed on larger pages and many had…
An accessible survey of the efforts scientists have made to understand the concept of the infinite traces its relationship to religion and quantum physics and shows how it may help explain why the universe exists.
When the destination sign on Scrooges train reads "HEAT DEATH" instead of "HEATHROW," when his dead partner Marleys face appears as a talking head in a department store TV, and when the street lights outside his flat begin acting strangely, it is a…