A biography of twentieth-century Danish physicist Niels Bohr, the father of quantum mechanics, in comic-book format.
A comprehensive physics textbook that follows the entire International Baccalaureate syllabus, including all the options, at both the Standard and Higher Level, featuring important laws, definitions, results, and significant formulae, answers to end-of-chapter questions, supplementary materials, and a glossary of key terms.
Examines the role that twentieth-century findings in physics can play in learning about God, the Creation, and other religious topics.
An introduction to modern physics, featuring essays that explain fifty historic breakthroughs in human understanding of the physical world, including Newton's laws of motion, absolute zero, Doppler effect, superconductivity, nuclear fusion, and cosmic inflation.
Collection of physics demonstrations costing very little to produce accompanied by theoretical background.
Provides an overview of the basic theories of quantum chemistry and physics, with twenty problems and solutions for each theory and topic.
Examines the attempts to scientists throughout history to discover the underlying unity of the universe.
Examines the world of warped, hidden dimensions that impact everything in the universe, explains how scientists are trying to prove the existence of these dimensions, and explores many unanswered questions related to the concept.
Contains six articles in which the authors investigate aspects of the production of large ions, their detection, and their structural analysis by collision induced processes on surfaces and with molecules
Instructions for a variety of projects and experiments demonstrating basic concepts of energy, work, and power, including thermal, electrical, and solar energy, energy of motion and position, and energy conservation.
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Describes a variety of bizarre scientific and sociological experiments, including an electrified sheep, self surgeries, how to survive an atomic bomb, and more.
Describes the risks involved in using nuclear power to eliminate carbon dioxide emissions, including potentially catastrophic accidents, and discusses alternative energy solutions.
Collects eleven essays that examine and debate issues facing humanity, discussing overpopulation, global hunger, the oil supply crisis, global warming, nuclear proliferation, and poverty.
Presents a biography of Max Born, providing an examination of the life and work of the Nobel Prize winning physicist who discovered quantum theory and was mentor to the scientists who developers of the atomic bomb.
Draws from the history of human knowledge about the universe to tell the universe and humanity's story, presenting a scientific chronicle of life on Earth stretching from the Big Bang to the rise of "Homo sapiens," and discusses extinction.
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‘The Infinite Monkey Cage’ – BBC Podcasts
‘The Wonders of the Universe’ – BBC documentary by Brian Cox
‘Horizon’ documentaries on the BBC
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