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Editorial Reviews
The Science Teacher, Wash. D.C., Oct. 1992
"Written in a lively interactive style that encourages thinking and speculation for fun. A well-informed reader will come away with a profound appreciation of the mysteries they encounter during under-graduate and graduate courses."
Prof. Tom Gehrels, Editor, Planetary Science Series, University of Arizona, 1995
"How often does a book chip away at the frontiers of science, and yet remain readable and entertaining? This book peers into the foundations of science, logically examines the sub-microscopic particles and relates them to the puzzles of the universe. You are also told what science does not know, giving you a true sense of participation in finding the answers. Milo Wolff is a scholar of long standing and his ideas are intriguing and challenging to both the novice and the professional scientist."
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"Written in a lively interactive style that encourages thinking and speculation for fun. A well-informed reader will come away with a profound appreciation of the mysteries they encounter during under-graduate and graduate courses."
Prof. Tom Gehrels, Editor, Planetary Science Series, University of Arizona, 1995
"How often does a book chip away at the frontiers of science, and yet remain readable and entertaining? This book peers into the foundations of science, logically examines the sub-microscopic particles and relates them to the puzzles of the universe. You are also told what science does not know, giving you a true sense of participation in finding the answers. Milo Wolff is a scholar of long standing and his ideas are intriguing and challenging to both the novice and the professional scientist."
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