In How Stuff Works, Marshall Brain explained how our world functions; now he explains how everything ends. Brain dives into a range of doomsday narratives, including manmade events such as a deadly pandemic and nuclear warfare; devastating natural phenomena, such as a super-volcano eruption; and science-fiction scenarios where robots take over or aliens invade. Brain describes each situation, the science behind it, and ways to prevent or prepare for its occurrence. With images throughout, this is the last book you'll read about the last days on Earth.
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Minding the Machines: Preventing Technological Disasters
He remembered seeing a movie at Old Man Larkin's house one time where some soldiers were moving through the woods and didn't make a sound . He'd asked Mr. Larkin how they did that , and Mr. Larkin had laughed and said that when they ...
Politics, so long seen as a master of events, is now likely to become perceived as the servant. This book seeks to extrapolate the present trends and then examines historical precedents to formulate predictions.
The Eye of the Storm opens the Stritonoly Chronicles series in glorious style.
Thousands have been killed on Samarkand and a terraforming project has been destroyed.
Operation Rescue
Looks at some of the most daring rescues and rescuers in all corners of the globe
Describes the world's most recent earthquakes and volcanic activity, the causes, and the studies scientists have made in predicting them.
This book takes you through the devastating events that changed our planet and our lives.