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London: George Allen and Unwin. Good. Hardcover. 1969. Third edition. 139 pages. Cover worn and taped. Ex-library <br> .

Coordination Group Publications. Very Good. 295mm / 213mm. Paperback. 2003. 126 pages. <br>Providing almost everything needed for AS-level P hysics, this revision guide is designed to cover the course for a ll specifications. .

Bantam Books. Very Good. 19.6 x 12.7 x 3.8 centimetres (0. Paperback. 1989. 211 pages. <br>Provides an introduction to today's scientific ide as about the cosmos and reviews past theories. Also covers black holes, quarks, antimatter, and other mysteries of physics. .

Bantam. Very Good. 236mm / 160mm. Hardcover. 2005. 162 pages. <br>Stephen Hawking's worldwide bestseller, A Brief Hi story of Time, has been a landmark volume in scientific writing. Its author's engaging voice is one reason, and the compelling sub jects he addresses is another: the nature of space and time, the role of God in creation, the history and future of the universe. But ... .

Penguin. Fair. 18 x 11cm. Paperback. 1960. 264 pages. Cover worn. Text very tanned.<br> .

Penguin. Very Good. 180mm / 110mm. Paperback. 2000. 234 pages. <br>Is Earth unique or are there similar planets orbit ing other stars? Why were two legs better than four in the develo pment of intelligent life on Earth? John Gribbin considers these questions and other topics as he takes a grand tour of concepts t hat have helped shaped our ideas about the universe. .

New York: Addison-Wesley. Good. Hardcover. 1960. Third edition. 1024 pages. No dj. Ex-library<br> .

pan books. Good. 5.12 x 0.88 x 7.76 inches. Paperback. 2001. 330 pages. Spine faded<br>An accessible narrative history of scie nce, dealing with the most important equation in our lives. Every one knows that Einstein's equation is important but they don't us ually know why. There are already numerous books that try to desc ribe what the equation means but for most readers they add up to a ... .

Macmillan. Good. Paperback. 1973. 576 pages. Cover worn. Text tanned <br> .

London: JM Dent. Good. Hardcover. 1949. 468 pages. No dj. Cover faded. Text foxed. .<br> .

Boston: Allyn and Bacon. Fair. Hardcover. 1968. pages. No dj. Cover soiled.. Front hinge loose <br> .

Pan Books. Good. 197mm / 131mm. Paperback. 2001. 330 pages. Cover worn<br>An accessible narrative history of scien ce, dealing with the most important equation in our lives. Everyo ne knows that Einstein's equation is important but they don't usu ally know why. There are already numerous books that try to descr ibe what the equation means but for most readers they add up to a ... .

John Murray. Fair. 25cm. Paperback. 1978. 499 pages. Cover worn<br>The aim of this text is to provide stude nts with a companion for study and revision during an advanced le vel physics course. This edition has been revised and updated to include a new section on energy resources and expanded treatments of electronics and the structure of matter and elasticity. .

Oak Grove Press, LLC. Very Good. 9.06 x 6.1 x 1.27 inches. Paperback. 2002. Second edition. 440 pages. <br>An investigative report prepared for the general r eader to explain how the most extraordinary claim made in the bas ic sciences during the twentieth century was mistakenly dismissed through errors of scientific protocol. Editorial Reviews Revie w Excess Heat is a masterful presentation, clearly reasoned and a rgued. ... .

Baillière Tindall. Good. Paperback. 1972. 263 pages. Cover creased and worn <br>Book by Hay, George A., Hug hes, Donald J. .

Hutchinson. Very Good. Paperback. 1980. 383 pages. C<br> .

Random House. Very Good. 199mm / 139mm. Paperback. 2011. 250 pages. <br>When and how did the universe begin? Why are we he re? What is the nature of reality? Is the apparent 'grand design' of our universe evidence for a benevolent creator who set things in motion? Or does science offer another explanation? In The Gra nd Design, the most recent scientific thinking about the mysterie s ... .

Penguin Books Ltd. Good. 5.04 x 0.67 x 7.8 inches. Paperback. 1995. 384 pages. Cover creased.<br>Molecular biology is one of the grea t modern sciences. Headline-making developments in cloning, genet ic engineering and the fight against disease all stem from the br eakthrough in the 1950s and 60s of the identification of the mole cule of life, DNA. This book sets out to tell the entire story of ... .

Turner Publishing Company. Very Good. 7.60(w) x 9.28(h) x 0.68(d). Paperback. 2004. 312 pages. <br>More mind-bending fun in physics The sequel to the popular Mad About Physics, Mad About Modern Physics promises end less hours of entertaining, challenging fun. With detailed answer s to hundreds of questions (Are fluorescent lights dangerous to y our health?, What is a fuel cell?), the book is also a treasure t rove ... .

Penguin Random House. Very Good. 182mm / 89mm. Paperback. 2018. 304 pages. <br>A SUNDAY TIMES BOOK OF THE YEAR 'A magnificent, c ompelling and insightful voyage to the frontier of knowledge from a great writer with a deep understanding.' Brian Cox What is th e universe really made of? How do we know? Follow the map of the invisible to find out... Over the last sixty years, scientists a round ... .