Books to delight the scientifically curious
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Richard Feynman had a knack for putting things in a novel way, as when he compared the study of physics to sex: “It may give some practical results,” he reportedly said, “but that’s not why we do it.” This gorgeous edition of his popular work will add to any collection.
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This plain-looking book unveils the wonder of mathematics, touching on ideas from the Möbius strip to infinity with clear, entertaining and delightfully concise explanations.
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What happens when a high-velocity carrot hits an armoured sandcastle? Discover for yourself with Neil Downie’s…
