Book Two in an action-packed adventure series - which also explores the three great physics theories of Albert Einstein!
Discover why you can't break the ultimate speed barrier, how to become older than your mother, how to put on weight without getting fat, and how to live forever without even knowing it, in this action-packed adventure story. 9 yrs+
Taken as a whole, this book presents a challenging understanding of God and of God's interaction with the world and with ourselves.
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The layman is introduced to modern physics when a personable bank clerk, interested in scientific matters, has fantastic adventures.
This unique book offers a concise, introductory overview of general relativity and black holes, motivating students to become active participants in carrying out their own investigations. To this end, the...
Manhattan public defender Casi has a perfect record of courtroom victories, but he experiences a personal and professional devolution as his sense of justice begins to crack.
The Black Hole War is the thrilling story of their united effort to reconcile Hawking's revolutionary theories of black holes with their own sense of reality -- effort that would eventually result in Hawking admitting he was wrong, paying ...
' 'Why is water wet?' 'What are atoms made of?' 'Will the sun ever blow up?' Fresh from Uncle Albert's postbag here are 100 science questions from children on subjects including Black Holes, atoms, clouds, colour and volcanoes.
In this companion to Eva of the Farm, author Dia Calhoun shows that with friendship, determination, and the grace of nature, we can overcome tragedy and rise toward the sun.
The last of three adventures of Uncle Albert, the famous scientist and his niece Gedanken, who drinks from a magic bottle which shrinks her into the world of quarks and electrons.