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Old 08-19-2005, 02:35 PM   #45
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Originally Posted by Team7
Bob that Breif History of Nearly Everything sounds great. I read a Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking and it was amazing. I really want to read another science book like it because I am really interested in time travel and all the dimensions and stuff. It really blows your mind.
If you like science and science history, it's fantastic. About big bang, and atoms and particles all the way up to life. And the best part is that is sort of chronicles the whole discovery process and the human interest stories behind it.

But nothing but brief mention of extra dimensions or string theory. Nothing at all about time travel or worm holes or stuff like that. I still think you'll like it.

I'll have to check out Hawking's book. I am jealous of those students that got to study under him. He's supposed to be an incredible teacher. Or was that Feyhmann? Shows how much I know about science!
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