Do you want to learn about the physical origin of the Universe, but don’t have the rest of eternity to read up on it? Do you want to know what scientists know about where you and your planet came from, but without the science blinding you? ‘Course you do – and who better than For Dummies to tackle the biggest, strangest and most wonderful question there is! 
The Origins of the Universe For Dummies covers: <ul>
<li>Early ideas about our universe</li> <li>Modern cosmology</li> <li>Big Bang theory</li> <li>Dark matter and gravity</li> <li>Galaxies and solar systems</li> <li>Life on earth</li> <li>Finding life elsewhere</li> <li>The Universe’s forecast</li> </ul>

The Origins of the Universe for Dummies

Science & Math

Pincock, Stephen

Frary, Mark

Astronomy & Space Science

For Dummies

From the Publisher:Freaky Science is an eyebrow-raising collection of weird stories, cool experiments and amazing facts from the world of science. Discover things you would never have believed about the universe, from the smallest bits to the biggest, to the edge of the Universe and beyond!

Freaky Science: 1,500 Weird and Wonderful Scientific Facts

Metro

This fun title makes math intriguing not only by teaching the principles of math but also by putting them into a real-world context. Readers learn about the first evidence of numerals found in carvings in eastern Afghanistan, that they can apply trigonometry to measuring the Eiffel Tower, and that the Fibonacci series applies to the dimensions of petals on a flower. By showing how math can be applied in everyday life, this title stands apart from other books on the subject.

Mathematics Explained (The Guide for Curious Minds, 4)

Children's Books

Rosen Young Adult

Examining the 50 coolest, most stylish, and most popular futuristic inventions, this handbook peers through the lens of today’s science, looking at which ones have become reality and how they work, and which are still in the imagined future—will we ever get to ride our jetpacks? From prototype to realization, the technological evolution of each invention—such as the Star Trek communicator, which has become today’s cell phone; the robot pets of Dr. Who; Vanilla Sky's cryonics; and even Sleeper’s orgasmatron—is charted in this veritable history of the future.

You Call This the Future?: The Greatest Inventions Sci-Fi Imagined and Science Promised

Literature & Fiction

SAGAN, NICK

Walker, Andy

History & Criticism

Chicago Review Press

How to apply science to your home life to do things better, faster, and cheaperFor most of us, physics and chemistry are but distant memories, part of the hazy days of high school, no more distinct than gym class humiliations or the particulars of calculus€”and certainly no more useful in our daily lives. But is that really true? Or could the fundamentals of science and even math actually turn out to be helpful? Not in the way your math teacher might have imagined, but in practical, useful ways that improve your life?In Better Living through Science, learn how science can help you do such things as:-get a piece of furniture around a tight corner-unscrew the top from a difficult jar-remove a red wine stain from a carpet without a fancy cleaning solution-and much more!With charming, full color photographs and illustrations, this book demonstrates how all of the things we learned (or didn€™t learn) in math and

Better Living Through Science: The Basic Scientific Principles You Need to Solve Every Household Conundrum

Reference

Rodale Books

Der Ursprung des Universums fur Dummies (Für Dummies) (German Edition)

Physics

Wiley-VCH

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