An introduction to the central facts, evidence and issues of modern science, from black holes to DNA, from the Big Bang to the workings of the brain. It will be an ideal introduction to an increasingly central area, and an entry for teenagers, and adults with no or little background, alike.
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John Gribbin has a Ph.D. in astrophysics from Cambridge, and is now VisitingFellow in Astronomy at the University of Sussex and consultant to New Scientist. His books have been translated into many languages, and have won awards i
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3.0 out of 5 stars
A Bit Overdrawn in Chemistry,
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This review is from: Almost Everyones Guide to Science (Paperback)
Well done with excellent narrative descriptions of the microcosmic world. The book mostly talks about chemistry though and is not really a true guide to science as a whole.
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