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On the Past, Present & Future

Isaac Asimov

1987

Bad Science

Ben Goldacre

2008 ★ 4.2

Science in the soul

Richard Dawkins

2018

At the edge of uncertainty

Michael Brooks

2014

Dancing naked in the mind field

Kary B. Mullis

1998

The Oxford Book of Modern Science Writing

Richard Dawkins

2008

The Science of Harry Potter

Roger Highfield

2003

Eurekas and euphorias

Walter Gratzer, Tina Swayzee McCright

2002

The Intelligent Man's Guide to Science

Isaac Asimov

1965 ★ 3.8

Is that a fact?

Joseph A. Schwarcz

2014

Curiosity

Philip Ball

2012

The things that nobody knows

William Roland Hartston

2012

Theo Gray's mad science experiments you can do at home but probably shouldn't

Theodore W. Gray

2009

The where, the why, and the how

Jenny Volvovski

2012

Thinking about almost everything

Ash Amin

2009

The human side of science

Arthur W. Wiggins

2016

Ultimate zero and one

Scott H. Clearwater, Colin P. Williams

2000

The Science Matrix

Frederick Seitz

1992

Into the cool

Eric D. Schneider

2005

The Best American Science Writing 2007

Jesse Cohen, Gina Kolata

2007

The Canon

Natalie Angier

2006

How Long is Now?

New Scientist

2016

The Road to Reality

Roger Penrose

2004 ★ 4.2

The Secret of the Universe

Isaac Asimov

1991

30-Second Theories

Paul Parsons, Susan J. Blackmore, Martin Rees

2010

Bring back the king

Helen Pilcher

2017

The Theory Of Relativity

Albert Einstein, Neil Berger

2000

Cosmos and Psyche

Richard Tarnas

2006

Great mambo chicken and the transhuman condition

Ed Regis

1990

The Best American Science Writing 2003

Thomas Eisner, Jennifer Kahn, Natalie Angier et al.

2003

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