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Aldous Huxley's Brave New Worldby Aldous Huxley, Aaron TillmanISBN 0791070492 (0-7910-7049-2)
Hardcover, Facts on File
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Aldous Huxley's Brave New Worldby Harold BloomISBN 0791040844 (0-7910-4084-4)
Softcover, Chelsea House Pub
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Animalby Dk Pub, Don E. WilsonISBN 0756616344 (0-7566-1634-4)
Softcover, Dk Pub
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The Astronomy Cafe : 365 Questions and Answers from Ask the Astronomerby Sten F. OdenwaldISBN 0716732785 (0-7167-3278-5)
Softcover, Freeman & Company, W. H.
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Backyardby Donald M. Silver, Patricia J. WynneISBN 0716765101 (0-7167-6510-1)
Hardcover, W H Freeman & Co
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Backyard'Book summary:Proves to children that a small square of earth can yield up an endlessly complex and fascinating interaction of plants and animals with their environment, and shows them how to study the area as a scientist would. [via]
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Book of Scienceby J. ChisholmISBN 0746008309 (0-7460-0830-9)
Softcover, Edc Pub
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-- Contain experiments, puzzles and games to reinforce and enliven theoretical learning [via]
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Brave New Worldby Aldous HuxleyISBN 0701107928 (0-7011-0792-8)
Hardcover, Chatto & Windus
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Buckminster Fuller's Universeby Lloyd Steven SiedenISBN 0738203793 (0-7382-0379-3)
Softcover, Perseus Books Group
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Buckminster Fuller's Universe'Book summary:Buckminster Fuller, the brilliant and eccentric futurist philosopher best known as the inventor of the Geodesic Dome, was one of the most creative contributors to innovative thought and technology in the twentieth century. Incomparable designer, engineer, and architect, he proved that a lone genius, through sheer initiative, can have an astounding impact on the world. In this inspiring account of Fuller's life and legacy, Lloyd Steven Sieden brings new light to Fuller's belief system and recognizes his many contributions to humanity.[via]More editions of Buckminster Fuller's Universe:
Chemistry For Dummiesby John T. MooreISBN 0764554301 (0-7645-5430-1)
Softcover, John Wiley & Sons Inc
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Contemporary Astronomyby Jay M. PasachoffISBN 0721671012 (0-7216-7101-2)
Hardcover, Saunders
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Cracking the Genome: Inside the Race to Unlock Human DNAby Kevin DaviesISBN 0743204794 (0-7432-0479-4)
Hardcover, Simon & Schuster
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Cracking the Genome: Inside the Race to Unlock Human DNA'Book summary:What makes science happen? The confluence of politics, commerce, and the age-old quest for knowledge is nowhere better seen than in the ongoing Human Genome Project. Kevin Davies, founding editor of Nature Genetics, picks apart the personalities and technologies involved in the great sequence race in Cracking the Genome: Inside the Race to Unlock Human DNA. Written not long after President Clinton's premature announcement in 2000 of the Project's completion, it assesses the state of public and private genomic knowledge during what Davies calls "halftime." He is in a unique observational position; as a prominent scientific journalist, he has had unparalleled access to the scientific figures involved. Through interviews with HGP director Francis Collins, rogue scientist-entrepreneur J. Craig Venter, and many other scientists and insiders, Davies illuminates the often-tortured processes that contributed to the speedy sequencing of most--but not quite all--of our genes in just a few short years. Shifting styles characterize the different storylines: technological, political, and intensely personal tales unite under the author's direction without ever alienating the reader. The book is a bit softer on Venter than many scientists (who may perceive him as traitorous or, worse, too hasty to publish) would like, taking the position that his shotgun approach and competitive spirit improved the project without sacrificing quality. Conversely, Davies sits out the gene-patenting controversy, offering all sides a fairly equal voice, but never quite finding sympathy with any of them. Summing up his subject, Davies reports:
If the double helix is the prevailing image of the twentieth century, just as the steam engine signified the nineteenth century, then the sequence--the vast expanse of 3 billion As, Cs, Gs, and Ts--is destined to define the century to come.... The childhood of the human race is about to come to an end.
These are strong words, but few other fields provide a stronger basis for such hope. Cracking the Genome gives us the chance to catch up with the present while the future races on. --Rob Lightner [via]
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The Discovery of Subatomic Particlesby Steven WeinbergISBN 0716714884 (0-7167-1488-4)
Hardcover, Freeman & Company Limited, W H
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› Find signed collectible books: 'The Discovery of Subatomic Particles'Book summary:This commentary on the discovery of the atom's constituents provides an historical account of key events in the physics of the twentieth century that led to the discoveries of the electron, proton and neutron. Steven Weinberg introduces the fundamentals of classical physics that played crucial roles in these discoveries. Connections are shown throughout the book between the historic discoveries of subatomic particles and contemporary research at the frontiers of physics, including the most current discoveries of new elementary particles. Steven Weinberg was Higgins Professor of Physics at Harvard before moving to The University of Texas at Austin, where he founded its Theory Group. At Texas he holds the Josey Regental Chair of Science and is a member of the Physics and Astronomy Departments. His research has spanned a broad range of topics in quantum field theory, elementary particle physics, and cosmology, and has been honored with numerous awards, including the Nobel Prize in Physics, the National Medal of Science, the Heinemann Prize in Mathematical Physics, the Cresson Medal of the Franklin Institute, the Madison Medal of Princeton University, and the Oppenheimer Prize. In addition to the well-known treatise, Gravitation and Cosmololgy, he has written several books for general readers, including the prize-winning The First Three Minutes (now translated into 22 foreign languages), and most recently Dreams of a Final Theory (Pantheon Books, 1993). He has also written a textbook The Quantum Theory of Fields, Vol.I, Vol. II, and Vol. III (Cambridge). [via]
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E. Encyclopedia Animalby DK PublishingISBN 0756611318 (0-7566-1131-8)
Hardcover, Dorling Kindersley Publishing, Incorporated
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Early Greek Science:Thales to Aristotle: Thales to Aristotleby G.E.R. LloydISBN 070111553X (0-7011-1553-X)
Hardcover, Chatto & Windus
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Einstein's Legacy: The Unity of Space and Timeby Julian SchwingerISBN 0716750112 (0-7167-5011-2)
Hardcover, W H Freeman & Co
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The Equation That Couldn't Be Solved: How Mathematical Genius Discovered the Language of Symmetryby Mario LivioISBN 0743258215 (0-7432-5821-5)
Softcover, Simon & Schuster
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Over the millennia, mathematicians solved progressively more difficult algebraic equations until they came to what is known as the quintic equation. For several centuries it resisted solution, until two mathematical prodigies independently discovered that it could not be solved by the usual methods, thereby opening the door to group theory. These young geniuses, a Norwegian named Niels Henrik Abel and a Frenchman named Evariste Galois, both died tragically. Galois, in fact, spent the night before his fatal duel (at the age of twenty) scribbling another brief summary of his proof, at one point writing in the margin of his notebook "I have no time."
The story of the equation that couldn't be solved is a story of brilliant mathematicians and a fascinating account of how mathematics illuminates a wide variety of disciplines. In this lively, engaging book, Mario Livio shows in an easily accessible way how group theory explains the symmetry and order of both the natural and the human-made worlds. [via]
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The Evolutionists : The Struggle for Darwin's Soulby Richard MorrisISBN 071674094X (0-7167-4094-X)
Hardcover, Freeman & Company, W. H.
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Expanded Universeby Robert HeinleinISBN 0743499158 (0-7434-9915-8)
Softcover, Pocket Books
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Five Kingdoms: An Illustrated Guide to the Phyla of Life on Earthby Lynn Margulis, Karlene V. SchwartzISBN 0716719126 (0-7167-1912-6)
Softcover, W H Freeman & Co
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Five Kingdoms, Student Handbook to Accompany Five Kingdoms: An Illustrated Guide to the Phyla of Life on Earthby Lynn Margulis, Karlene V. SchwartzISBN 0716731835 (0-7167-3183-5)
Softcover, W H Freeman & Co
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Fly: The Unsung Hero of 20Th-Century Scienceby Martin BrookesISBN 0756757827 (0-7567-5782-7)
Hardcover, Diane Pub Co
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The Galactic Club: Intelligent Life in Outer Spaceby Ronald Newbold BracewellISBN 0716703521 (0-7167-0352-1)
Softcover
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Great Scientific Experiments: 20 Experiments That Changed Our View of the Worldby Rom HarreISBN 0714820962 (0-7148-2096-2)
Hardcover, Phaidon
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Greek Science After Aristotleby Geoffrey Ernest Richard LloydISBN 0701119063 (0-7011-1906-3)
Softcover, Chatto and Windus
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The Hunt for Zero Point: Inside the Classified World of Antigravity Technologyby Nick CookISBN 0767906284 (0-7679-0628-4)
Softcover, Bantam Dell Pub Group
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› Find signed collectible books: 'The Hunt for Zero Point: Inside the Classified World of Antigravity Technology'Book summary:This riveting work of investigative reporting and history exposes classified government projects to build gravity-defying aircraft--which have an uncanny resemblance to flying saucers.
The atomic bomb was not the only project to occupy government scientists in the 1940s. Antigravity technology, originally spearheaded by scientists in Nazi Germany, was another high priority, one that still may be in effect today. Now for the first time, a reporter with an unprecedented access to key sources in the intelligence and military communities reveals suppressed evidence that tells the story of a quest for a discovery that could prove as powerful as the A-bomb.
The Hunt for Zero Point explores the scientific speculation that a "zero point" of gravity exists in the universe and can be replicated here on Earth. The pressure to be the first nation to harness gravity is immense, as it means having the ability to build military planes of unlimited speed and range, along with the most deadly weaponry the world has ever seen. The ideal shape for a gravity-defying vehicle happens to be a perfect disk, making antigravity tests a possible explanation for the numerous UFO sightings of the past 50 years.
Chronicling the origins of antigravity research in the world's most advanced research facility, which was operated by the Third Reich during World War II, The Hunt for Zero Point traces U.S. involvement in the project, beginning with the recruitment of former Nazi scientists after the war. Drawn from interviews with those involved with the research and who visited labs in Europe and the United States, The Hunt for Zero Point journeys to the heart of the twentieth century's most puzzling unexplained phenomena. [via]More editions of The Hunt for Zero Point: Inside the Classified World of Antigravity Technology:
The Hunt for Zero Point: One Man's Journey to Discover the Biggest Secret since the Invention of the Atom Bombby Nick CookISBN 0712669531 (0-7126-6953-1)
Hardcover, Century
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Huxley: From Devil's Disciple to Evolution's High Priestby Adrian DesmondISBN 0756761549 (0-7567-6154-9)
Softcover, Diane Pub Co
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Huxley: From Devil's Disciple to Evolution's High Priest'Book summary:T. H. Huxley (18251895) was Darwins bloody-fanged bulldog. His giant scything intellect shook a prim Victorian society; his Devils gospel of evolution outraged. He put agnostic into the vocabulary and cave men into the public consciousness. Adrian Desmonds fiery biography with its panoramic view of Dickensian life explains how this agent provocateur rose to become the centurys greatest prophet.Synoptic in its sweep and evocative in its details, Desmonds biography reveals the poverty and opium-hazed tragedies of young Tom Huxleys life as well as the accolades and triumphs of his later years. The drug-grinders apprentice knew sots and scandals and breakdowns that signaled a genius close to madness. As surgeons mate on the cockroach-infested frigate Rattlesnake, he descended into hell on the Barrier Reef, but was saved by a golden-haired girl in the penal colony.Huxley pulled himself up to fight Darwins battles in the 1860s, but left Darwin behind on the most inflammatory issues. He devasted angst-ridden Victorian society with his talk of ape ancestors, and tantalized and tormented thousands-from laborers to ladies of society, cardinals to Karl Marxwith his scintillating lectures. Out of his provocations came our image of science warring with theology. And out of them, too, came the Wests new faith-agnosticism (he coined the new word).Champion of modern education, creator of an intellectually dominant profession, and president of the Royal Society, in Desmonds hands Huxley epitomizes the rise of the middle classes as the clawed power from the Anglican elite. His modern godless universe, intriguing and terrifying, millions of years in the making, was explored in his laboratory at South Kensington; his last pupil, H. G. Wells, made it the foundation of twentieth-century science fiction.Touching the crowning achievements and the crushing depths of both the man and his times, this is the epic story of a courageous genius whose life summed up the social changes from the Victorian to the modern age. Written with enormous zest and passion, Huxley is about the making of our modern Darwinian world.[via]More editions of Huxley: From Devil's Disciple to Evolution's High Priest:
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Huxley: The Devil's Discipleby Adrian J. DesmondISBN 0718136411 (0-7181-3641-1)
Hardcover, M. Joseph
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Huxley: The Devil's Disciple'Book summary:T.H. Huxley (1825-1895) - "Darwin's bulldog" - led a far more fascinating and outgoing life than the reclusive Darwin. He did battle with God and Gladstone, sat on royal commissions and campaigned for elementary education. He carried Darwin's fight to the public and outraged the old order with his talk of the material basis of life. It was a life lived at high speed and to the full, embracing all the Victorian hopes and fears. Desperately trying to scratch a living in his young days, he suffered mental collapses as he failed to bring his fiancee over from Sydney (he raised the cash after four years). The author of this book uses the life of Huxley to illustrate and illuminate the second - and far more turbulent - half of the 19th century. Adrian Desmond is the author of "Darwin" which won the James Tait Black Prize in Britain, the Comisso Prize in Italy and the Watson Davis Prize in America. [via]
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Hypatia's Heritage: A History of Women in Science from Antiquity to the Late Nineteenth Centuryby Margaret AlicISBN 0704339544 (0-7043-3954-4)
Softcover, Women's Press
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Ice Ageby Mary Gribbin, John R. GribbinISBN 0713996129 (0-7139-9612-9)
Hardcover, Allen Lane/Penguin Press
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Insectby L. A. Mound, Colin KeatesISBN 0756606926 (0-7566-0692-6)
Hardcover, Dk Pub
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Insect'Book summary:Discover the busy and intriguing world of insects -- their structure, life history and fascinating variety. Here is a spectacular and informative guide to the extraordinary world of insects. Superb color photographs of beetles, bugs, bees, butterflies, and more give the reader a unique "eyewitness" insight into the variety and complexity of insects, their structure, life cycles and behavior. See a queen wasp building her nest, a caterpillar devouring a leaf, a cockchafer beetle taking off, two stag beetles fighting over a mate, and a damselfly nymph emerging as an adult. Learn why bees make honey, how to identify insects, why leafcutter ants build underground nests, how diving beetles live and breathe in water, and how mosquitoes spread disease. Discover how a wasp's compound eyes work, which insects have ears on their knees, how wasp grubs feed on living caterpillars, how a butterfly can smell with its wings, and much, much more! [via]
Insectby Dk Publisher, Penny SmithISBN 0756622263 (0-7566-2226-3)
Hardcover, Dk Pub
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Investigating Disease Patterns : The Science of Epidemiologyby Paul D. Stolley, Tamar LaskyISBN 071676024X (0-7167-6024-X)
Softcover, Holt & Company, Henry
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Jacobson's Organ and the Remarkable Nature of Smellby Lyall WatsonISBN 0756761018 (0-7567-6101-8)
Hardcover, Diane Pub Co
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Knowledge Management Foundationsby Steve FullerISBN 0750673656 (0-7506-7365-6)
Softcover, Butterworth-Heinemann
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Life: The Science of Biologyby Gordon H. Orians, William K. Purves, H. Craig Heller, David SadavaISBN 0716798565 (0-7167-9856-5)
Hardcover, W H Freeman & Co
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Life: The Science of Biologyby William K. PurvesISBN 0716732742 (0-7167-3274-2)
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Microbiologyby John P. Harley, Donald A. Klein, Lansing M. PrescottISBN 0697354393 (0-697-35439-3)
Hardcover, McGraw-Hill College
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Mysteries and Marvels of Natureby Barbara CorkISBN 0746004214 (0-7460-0421-4)
Hardcover, Edc Pub
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Origins of Existence : How Life Emerged in the Universeby Fred AdamsISBN 0743212622 (0-7432-1262-2)
Hardcover, Simon & Schuster
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Reptileby Colin Mc CarthyISBN 0789457865 (0-7894-5786-5)
Hardcover, Dk Pub
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ScienceISBN 071725643X (0-7172-5643-X)
Hardcover, Grolier Academic Reference
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Science Encyclopediaby Peter TachellISBN 0794503314 (0-7945-0331-4)
Softcover, Edc Pub
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The Science of Structures and Materialsby J. E. Gordon, Stephen WagleyISBN 0716750228 (0-7167-5022-8)
Hardcover, Holt & Company, Henry
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Science of the X-Menby Linc YacoISBN 0743400208 (0-7434-0020-8)
Softcover, ibooks, Incorporated
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Science of the X-Men'Book summary:The official guide to the scientific reality of the X-Men universe. Have you ever wondered how laser beams might actually shoot out of someone's eyes? Or what could cause wings to sprout from the back of a man, allowing him to fly? And if your skeleton was constructed of a flexible but indestructible metal, how would your blood flow and nerves be affected? From the Angel to Wolverine, here is a comprehensive guide to the strange and wonderful powers of the world's most popular mutant superheroes, with a twist! Through discussions with noted geneticists, you'll learn how each of the uncanny X-Men's powers could work in the real world...with the right amount of radiation and a healthy dose of creative imagination. [via]
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Science With Waterby Helen Edom, Simone AbelISBN 0746012616 (0-7460-1261-6)
Softcover, Edc Pub
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Scientific Genius and Creativityby Owen GingerichISBN 0716718588 (0-7167-1858-8)
Softcover, W H Freeman & Co
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A Short History Of Progressby Ronald WrightISBN 0786715472 (0-7867-1547-2)
Softcover, Carroll & Graf Pub
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› Find signed collectible books: 'A Short History Of Progress'Book summary:No hope, just an awareness of what's being done now and what's been done in the past, is what Ronald Wright will permit in A Short History of Progress, his grim, ammoniacal Massey Lectures, the 43rd in the series. In five lucid, meticulously documented essays, Wright traces the rise and plummet of four regional civilizations--those of Sumer, Rome, Easter Island, and the Maya--and judges that most, perhaps all, of humanity is making and will continue to make mistakes equally disastrous as theirs. He gives general reasons first for not reckoning we'll pull back from the brink. Important among them is an anthropological observation. As individuals, we live long lives. We evolve more slowly than we should, given our lack of vision and our aggressive, selfish nature. We seem to lack the collective wisdom and the insight into cause and effect to realize the limits to what Wright calls the "experiment" of civilization. What Wright calls natural "subsidies" underwrite civilizations' successes. The squandering of those gifts presages inevitable failure, but with careful, canny stewardship, a civilization can manage to muddle through eons. Wright cites Egypt's submission to the limits set by the Nile's annual floods and China's windblown "lump-sum deposit" of topsoil, used for hillside paddies instead of being put to the plough. Wright observes with unrelenting eloquence that our planetary civilization lives precariously, far beyond its means. "Hope drives us to invent new fixes for old messes," he acknowledges, neither claiming nor wanting to be a prophet. We certainly have the tools for change and remediation; we also know what our ancestors did wrong and what happened to them. We're faced, our author observes, with two choices: either do nothing--what he calls "one of the biggest mistakes"--or try to effect "the transition from short-term to long-term thinking." His evidence suggests we're taking the first alternative, which will include a swift, final ride into the dark future on the runaway train of progress. Wright's account tempts one to bet on the rats and roaches. --Ted Whittaker [via]
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Silent Worldby Jacques Yves Cousteau, Frederic Dumas, Anthony BrandtISBN 0792267966 (0-7922-6796-6)
Hardcover, Random House Inc
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Simple Science Experimentsby Hans J. PressISBN 0713428945 (0-7134-2894-5)
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Smithsonian Institution Animal: The Definitive Visual Guide to the World's Wildlifeby David Burnie, Don E. WilsonISBN 0789477645 (0-7894-7764-5)
Hardcover, Dorling Kindersley Publishing, Incorporated
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Smithsonian Institution Animal: The Definitive Visual Guide to the World's Wildlife'Book summary:Over 2,000 species, from the tiny spider mite to the massive blue whale, are profiled in DK's astonishingly wonderful Animal, produced in cooperation with the Smithsonian Institution and more than 70 expert zoologists. To call this book "profusely illustrated" is to seriously underrepresent page after page of breathtaking photos capturing each creature in sharp images, thrumming with life. Even the page borders are covered with collages of animal skins to indicate which class of organisms is represented in that section--every inch of this heavy book is gorgeous.
Besides heft and beauty, Animal has authority. Editors-in-chief David Burnie and Don E. Wilson are top biologists, and they have assembled a crack team of consultants for each section of the book. For instance, Richard Rosenblatt of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography takes charge of the chapter on fishes, so all the classification, behavior, and distribution data is up-to-date and full of the kind of detail that comes from years of professional specialization. In addition to basic size, location, and status information, each animal gets a short, one- to two-paragraph description, enough to give a feel for the creature:
The blackfin icefish produces a natural "antifreeze," enabling it to survive in the subzero waters of the Antarctic. It lacks red blood cells and hence looks rather pale, but has excellent blood circulation, and a strong heart which weighs as much as that of a small mammal. Its large, toothy mouth led to it being called the crocodile fish by 19th-century whalers.
Biodiversity has never been more at the forefront of biologists' concerns, and Animal reports on the issues critical to ecology, from habitat loss to the species that are most endangered within each class.
This book is an ideal browsing reference for all experience levels, as well as a delightful addition to the collection of any animal enthusiast or classroom. Of necessity, not all species are covered, but as a general source of information down to the genus level, Animal excels. Don't be put off by the price! Extraordinarily beautiful, biologically accurate, and packed with furry, feathery, finny, many-legged delights, Animal is one of the very best science books of 2001. --Therese Littleton [via]
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Stars and Planets: The Most Complete Guide to the Stars, Planets, Galaxies, and the Solar Systemby Ian RidpathISBN 0756774004 (0-7567-7400-4)
Softcover, Diane Pub Co
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Starting Point Science: What Makes in Rain? / What MAkes a FLower Grow? / Where Does Electricity Come From? / What's Under The Ground?by Susan Mayes, Richard Deverell, Mike PringleISBN 0746004818 (0-7460-0481-8)
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Time: From Micro-Seconds to Millennia, a Search for the Right Timeby Alexander WaughISBN 0747221782 (0-7472-2178-2)
Hardcover, Headline Book Pub
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Time: From Micro-Seconds to Millennia, a Search for the Right Time'Book summary:Questions how seconds, minutes and hours were agreed, why there is no decimal time, why there are seven days in a week, twelve months in a year and not thirteen are all raised and answered as Waugh looks at every aspect of time - from the beginning and the Big Bang to clock time, calendar and the end itself, the Big Crunch. [via]
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Time: Its Origins Its Enigma, Its Historyby Alexander WaughISBN 0786708700 (0-7867-0870-0)
Softcover, Carroll & Graf Pub
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Time: Its Origins Its Enigma, Its History'Book summary:In the beginning, Genesis tells us, was darkness and void, the terrible bleakness of infinity. Modern science has sought to understand that time before time, to describe the origins of the universe, and to model how the world will come to its explosive or whimpering end.
Alexander Waugh, a scion of the family of British satirists, brackets his history of time with the essentially unknowable matters of origin and denouement. But what captures his interest more is the time in between; namely, how different cultures have organized chronological reality and left their mark on our calendar today. Organizing his narrative by units of time that progress from seconds to ages, Waugh looks into the history of water clocks, the temporal theories of Sumerian astronomers and Greek philosophers, and the calendrical reforms of Roman emperors, medieval popes, French revolutionaries, and modern physicists. Waugh writes with a light touch and with much good humor, throwing in his view of whether the third millennium begins in 2000 or 2001 (he calls advocates of the latter position "carping fusspots") and musing over such heady matters as whether the space-time continuum disproves once and for all the theory of free will.
If you're at all interested in how our calendar came to be--or need instructions on how to build your own Stonehenge--then Time is just the book for you. --Gregory McNamee [via]
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Time Travel and Other Mathematical Bewildermentsby Martin GardnerISBN 0716719258 (0-7167-1925-8)
Softcover, W H Freeman & Co
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Ultimate Visual Dictionary of ScienceISBN 0789435128 (0-7894-3512-8)
Hardcover, Dk Pub
Find This BookBook summary:Here's a science dictionary worth poring over for hours. The concise, well-written text and amazing photos and drawings in The Ultimate Visual Dictionary of Science provide an overview of science, from physics to biology, astronomy to mathematics--nine major fields in all. Within the larger sections, each fairly broad subtopic (such as "Reptiles," "Catalysts," and "Medical Imaging") gets a two-page spread. A brief beginning section introduces science as a concept and the work of scientists, while a useful section in the back bolsters the dictionary material with tables of measurements and data. The real strength of a visual dictionary is its images, and this one doesn't disappoint. The illustrations, including intricate cross sections, explanatory diagrams, and fascinating photos, are topnotch. This edition is up-to-date, with information on computer networks and mammalian cloning--a great family science reference. --Therese Littleton [via]
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Uncertainty : The Life and Science of Werner Heisenbergby David C. CassidyISBN 0716725037 (0-7167-2503-7)
Softcover, Freeman & Company, W. H.
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Uncertainty : The Life and Science of Werner Heisenberg'Book summary:Werner Heisenberg's genius and his place at the forefront of modern physics are unquestioned. His decision to remain in Germany throughout the Third Reich and his role in Hitler's atomic bomb project are still topics of heated debate. UNCERTAINTY is David Cassidy's compelling portrait of this brilliant, ambitious, and controversial scientist. It is the definitive Heisenberg biography, as well as a striking evocation of the development of quantum physics, the rise of Nazism, and the dawn of the atomic age.[via]More editions of Uncertainty : The Life and Science of Werner Heisenberg:
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Uncertainty: The Life and Science of Werner Heisenbergby David Charles CassidyISBN 0716722437 (0-7167-2243-7)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Uncertainty: The Life and Science of Werner Heisenberg'Book summary:David Cassidy's portrait of this brilliant, ambitious and controversial scientist is the definitive Heisenberg biography. "An absorbing new biography of Werner Heisenberg ..." The Sunday Telegraph "Uncertainty is an exquisite book." Nature "...well balanced and exciting reading. Uncertainty is an excellent work which combines meticulous scholarship with a presentation freed of intellectual jargon and unnecessary scientific details. I see its merits first of all in its comprehensiveness and accuracy, and next in its success in recreating the personal drama of one of the greatest and most influential scientists of this century." Times HigherEducation Supplement [via]
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Universeby William J. KaufmannISBN 0716738236 (0-7167-3823-6)
Softcover, W H Freeman & Co
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Universe'Book summary:Engagingly written, gloriously illustrated, Our Universe travels across the night sky to reveal the intimate relationship between ourselves and the cosmos. It is an epic journey encompassing the full spectrum of our knowledge of the Universe. Each of the twenty-chapters of the book centers on a famous astronomical object. From these familiar starting points, the entire Panorama of the Universe unfolds, as noted astronomer and writer Michael Rowan Robinson introduces the full range of theories, insights, historical events, and myths associated with the heavens. Rowan-Robinson reveals the violent history of the solar system; the birth, evolution, and death of stars; the astral sources of the elements that make up our own bodies; mysterious and giant radio galaxies; and the engima the Big Bang- the very origin of existence. Our combines superb writing, over 350 striking images from ground-based and satellite telescopes (most in brilliant colour), and dozens of literacy quotations, historical anecdotes, and classic paintings with astronomical themes. The result is a rich experience for all those interested in the role of astronomy in scientific and human history. (This book was previously published by Longman Group UK Ltd under the title Universe.) [via]
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Universe: Magnificent Cosmosby Roger A. Freedman, William J. KaufmannISBN 0716734958 (0-7167-3495-8)
Softcover, W H Freeman & Co
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Universe: Magnificent Cosmos'Book summary:Engagingly written, gloriously illustrated, Our Universe travels across the night sky to reveal the intimate relationship between ourselves and the cosmos. It is an epic journey encompassing the full spectrum of our knowledge of the Universe. Each of the twenty-chapters of the book centers on a famous astronomical object. From these familiar starting points, the entire Panorama of the Universe unfolds, as noted astronomer and writer Michael Rowan Robinson introduces the full range of theories, insights, historical events, and myths associated with the heavens. Rowan-Robinson reveals the violent history of the solar system; the birth, evolution, and death of stars; the astral sources of the elements that make up our own bodies; mysterious and giant radio galaxies; and the engima the Big Bang- the very origin of existence. Our combines superb writing, over 350 striking images from ground-based and satellite telescopes (most in brilliant colour), and dozens of literacy quotations, historical anecdotes, and classic paintings with astronomical themes. The result is a rich experience for all those interested in the role of astronomy in scientific and human history. (This book was previously published by Longman Group UK Ltd under the title Universe.) [via]
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Usborne Illustrated Dictionary of Scienceby Chris Oxlade, Guy Smith, Corinne Stockley, Jane Wertheim, Kirsteen Rogers, Kuo Kang ChenISBN 0794500641 (0-7945-0064-1)
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-- Definitions supported by detailed pictures and diagrams
-- Topics arranged thematically so that words are explained in context
-- Fully integrated system of cross referencing plus a comprehensive index [via]
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Weatherby Brian CosgroveISBN 075660737X (0-7566-0737-X)
Hardcover, Dk Pub
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Weather'Book summary:Here is a spectacular and informative guide to the skies above us. Superb color photographs of the sky in all kinds of weather conditions, together with specially built 3-D models, offer a unique and revealing view of weather, from calm summer days to the bitter storms of winter. See the biggest hailstone, inside the eye of a hurricane, a warm front in 3-D, the beauty of a snow crystal, a moon dog, and a dust devil. Learn the difference between a stratus and cumulonimbus cloud, how our weather may change in the future, and why tornadoes are so ferocious. Discover why deserts are dry, how clouds are born, what makes raindrops grow, how to make your own forecast, why the sky is blue, and much, much more. [via]
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Weather and Climateby Barbara TaylorISBN 0753455099 (0-7534-5509-9)
Softcover, Kingfisher Books
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What Makes You Illby S. MayesISBN 0746006926 (0-7460-0692-6)
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What's Under the Sea?by Sophy Tahta, Stuart TrotterISBN 0746009682 (0-7460-0968-2)
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Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcersby Robert M. SapolskyISBN 0716727188 (0-7167-2718-8)
Softcover, W H Freeman & Co
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With wit, graceful writing, and a sprinkling of Far Side cartoons, Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers makes understanding the science of stress an adventure in discovery. "This book is a primer about stress, stress-related disease, and the mechanisms of coping with stress. How is it that our bodies can adapt to some stressful emergencies, while other ones make us sick? Why are some of us especially vulnerable to stress-related diseases, and what does that have to do with our personalities?"
Sapolsky, a Stanford University neuroscientist, explores stress's role in heart disease, diabetes, growth retardation, memory loss, and autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis. He cites tantalizing studies of hyenas, baboons, and rodents, as well as of people of different cultures, to vividly make his points. And Sapolsky concludes with a hopeful chapter, titled "Managing Stress." Although he doesn't subscribe to the school of thought that hope cures all disease, Sapolsky highlights the studies that suggest we do have some control over stress-related ailments, based on how we perceive the stress and the kinds of social support we have. [via]
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Your Guide to the Skyby Richard ShafferISBN 073730104X (0-7373-0104-X)
Softcover, McGraw-Hill Trade
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