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Curious Science Questions, Answered Properly
Compiled from New Scientist magazine and edited by Mick O'Hare, this book gathers offbeat, genuinely curious questions about the natural and physical world and answers them with real scientific explanation rather than gimmicks. It sits in the same popular-science tradition as the magazine's long-running reader question columns.
The subjects range widely, from everyday oddities to genuinely strange phenomena, all explained in accessible, often entertaining language rather than ...
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Curious Science Questions, Answered Properly
Compiled from New Scientist magazine and edited by Mick O'Hare, this book gathers offbeat, genuinely curious questions about the natural and physical world and answers them with real scientific explanation rather than gimmicks. It sits in the same popular-science tradition as the magazine's long-running reader question columns.
The subjects range widely, from everyday oddities to genuinely strange phenomena, all explained in accessible, often entertaining language rather than technical jargon.
A good browsing read for science-curious readers who enjoy short, digestible explanations rather than a single sustained narrative.
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