CHAOS AND LIFE
This order did none of gods or men make, but it always was and shall be: an ever living fire, kindling in measures and going…… Read More »
Category: Science
LIVING WITH THE FLUID GENOME
'Hounded out' of her biology readership at the Open University, UK, Mae-Wan Ho is now director of the Institute of Science in Society and science…… Read More »
Galileo's Finger
A book about what the author considers the 'ten great ideas of science'. Written with his customary eloquence and width of reference, Atkins leads the…… Read More »
Light and Life
A very good piece of popular science writing. The author examines the close relationship between light and life, beginning with the Earth's relationship with the…… Read More »
The Genius Within
Dr. Vertosick, neurosurgeon, slaps us on the back with a hearty assurance that life can be defined as the functioning, or machinery, of "connection weights"…… Read More »
MOON RHYTHMS IN NATURE
Wolfgang Schad, co-author of this translation of Biologes des Mondes 1997, is also author a most remarkable biology book: Man and Mammals (Schad, 1977). If…… Read More »
HUMAN ENERGY FIELD
Kirlian photography has long been relegated by the mainstream scientific community to the status of flaky pseudo-science. All this must change, however, with the advent…… Read More »
LIVING DOWNSTREAM
This remarkable book about cancer and the environment extends Rachel Carson's earlier work that culminated in her epoch-making Silent Spring. Carson herself died of breast…… Read More »
Oxygen, The Molecule that Made the World
A most interesting book that charts the effects of oxygen on the development of life. 300 million years ago, its concentration in the atmosphere was…… Read More »
Darwin's Lost Theory of Love
Fed up with the same old Darwinian story? Organisms, including humans, only survive if proved the fittest winners in relentless competition. Darwin's Lost Theory of…… Read More »