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Nuclear Orbits takes you on a powerful journey from Soviet-era satellites to modern Russian space ambitions. Explore how nuclear technology shaped space exploration, military strategy, and global power beyond Earth’s atmosphere.
A must-read for space lovers, history buffs, and science enthusiasts!
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Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists – Explaining Science
Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists
Posted on December 1, 2025 by Steve Hurley
I thought it would be interesting to produce a short list of popular science books, which I’ve not read before, which would be worth reading. I have done some research on Amazon, looking for five books which:
- looked appealing,
- were well written,
- were published in the last 15 years,
- were aimed at the general public with an interest in science ( i.e.weren’t dumbed down), and
- had a large number of good reviews.
I decided to only consider books written by authors who had worked in the field the book was about. I was looking for books written by real scientists rather than journalists. It really irriates me when journalists without scientific training write books and articles which end up being full of mistakes.
So, here’s the list my five books along with a link to their Amazon UK product pages. This will enable you to have a look at the book descriptions yourself and just as importantly look at the reviews (from people who have actually read the book ). If you are interested in any of these books, please don’t feel obliged to buy them from Amazon, you could always buy from your local bookshop or borrow from your local library.
Editor’s Note: I left in links to Amazon UK. I am not certain they work, but your national Amazon should be close by. –DrWeb
The Books
Astrophysics for People in a Hurry: Essays on the Universe and Our Place Within it (2017) – Neil Degrasse Tyson
The Beginning of Infinity: Explanations That Transform the World (2012) – David Deutsch
Our Mathematical Universe: My Quest for the Ultimate Nature of Reality (2015) – Max Tegmark
Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists – Explaining Science
Tags: Blog, Explaining Science, Five Popular Books, Real Scientists, Science, Science Books, Scientists#Blog #ExplainingScience #FivePopularBooks #RealScientists #Science #ScienceBooks #Scientists
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Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists – Explaining Science
Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists
Posted on December 1, 2025 by Steve Hurley
I thought it would be interesting to produce a short list of popular science books, which I’ve not read before, which would be worth reading. I have done some research on Amazon, looking for five books which:
- looked appealing,
- were well written,
- were published in the last 15 years,
- were aimed at the general public with an interest in science ( i.e.weren’t dumbed down), and
- had a large number of good reviews.
I decided to only consider books written by authors who had worked in the field the book was about. I was looking for books written by real scientists rather than journalists. It really irriates me when journalists without scientific training write books and articles which end up being full of mistakes.
So, here’s the list my five books along with a link to their Amazon UK product pages. This will enable you to have a look at the book descriptions yourself and just as importantly look at the reviews (from people who have actually read the book ). If you are interested in any of these books, please don’t feel obliged to buy them from Amazon, you could always buy from your local bookshop or borrow from your local library.
Editor’s Note: I left in links to Amazon UK. I am not certain they work, but your national Amazon should be close by. –DrWeb
The Books
Astrophysics for People in a Hurry: Essays on the Universe and Our Place Within it (2017) – Neil Degrasse Tyson
The Beginning of Infinity: Explanations That Transform the World (2012) – David Deutsch
Our Mathematical Universe: My Quest for the Ultimate Nature of Reality (2015) – Max Tegmark
Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists – Explaining Science
Tags: Blog, Explaining Science, Five Popular Books, Real Scientists, Science, Science Books, Scientists#Blog #ExplainingScience #FivePopularBooks #RealScientists #Science #ScienceBooks #Scientists
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Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists – Explaining Science
Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists
Posted on December 1, 2025 by Steve Hurley
I thought it would be interesting to produce a short list of popular science books, which I’ve not read before, which would be worth reading. I have done some research on Amazon, looking for five books which:
- looked appealing,
- were well written,
- were published in the last 15 years,
- were aimed at the general public with an interest in science ( i.e.weren’t dumbed down), and
- had a large number of good reviews.
I decided to only consider books written by authors who had worked in the field the book was about. I was looking for books written by real scientists rather than journalists. It really irriates me when journalists without scientific training write books and articles which end up being full of mistakes.
So, here’s the list my five books along with a link to their Amazon UK product pages. This will enable you to have a look at the book descriptions yourself and just as importantly look at the reviews (from people who have actually read the book ). If you are interested in any of these books, please don’t feel obliged to buy them from Amazon, you could always buy from your local bookshop or borrow from your local library.
Editor’s Note: I left in links to Amazon UK. I am not certain they work, but your national Amazon should be close by. –DrWeb
The Books
Astrophysics for People in a Hurry: Essays on the Universe and Our Place Within it (2017) – Neil Degrasse Tyson
The Beginning of Infinity: Explanations That Transform the World (2012) – David Deutsch
Our Mathematical Universe: My Quest for the Ultimate Nature of Reality (2015) – Max Tegmark
Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists – Explaining Science
Tags: Blog, Explaining Science, Five Popular Books, Real Scientists, Science, Science Books, Scientists#Blog #ExplainingScience #FivePopularBooks #RealScientists #Science #ScienceBooks #Scientists
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Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists – Explaining Science
Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists
Posted on December 1, 2025 by Steve Hurley
I thought it would be interesting to produce a short list of popular science books, which I’ve not read before, which would be worth reading. I have done some research on Amazon, looking for five books which:
- looked appealing,
- were well written,
- were published in the last 15 years,
- were aimed at the general public with an interest in science ( i.e.weren’t dumbed down), and
- had a large number of good reviews.
I decided to only consider books written by authors who had worked in the field the book was about. I was looking for books written by real scientists rather than journalists. It really irriates me when journalists without scientific training write books and articles which end up being full of mistakes.
So, here’s the list my five books along with a link to their Amazon UK product pages. This will enable you to have a look at the book descriptions yourself and just as importantly look at the reviews (from people who have actually read the book ). If you are interested in any of these books, please don’t feel obliged to buy them from Amazon, you could always buy from your local bookshop or borrow from your local library.
Editor’s Note: I left in links to Amazon UK. I am not certain they work, but your national Amazon should be close by. Also, https://explainingscience.org/2025/12/01/five-popular-science-books-by-real-scientists/ is the main blog site, worth a follow if you’re into Science! –DrWeb
The Books
Astrophysics for People in a Hurry: Essays on the Universe and Our Place Within it (2017) – Neil Degrasse Tyson
The Beginning of Infinity: Explanations That Transform the World (2012) – David Deutsch
Our Mathematical Universe: My Quest for the Ultimate Nature of Reality (2015) – Max Tegmark
Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists – Explaining Science
#Blog #ExplainingScience #FivePopularBooks #RealScientists #Science #ScienceBooks #Scientists
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Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists – Explaining Science
Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists
Posted on December 1, 2025 by Steve Hurley
I thought it would be interesting to produce a short list of popular science books, which I’ve not read before, which would be worth reading. I have done some research on Amazon, looking for five books which:
- looked appealing,
- were well written,
- were published in the last 15 years,
- were aimed at the general public with an interest in science ( i.e.weren’t dumbed down), and
- had a large number of good reviews.
I decided to only consider books written by authors who had worked in the field the book was about. I was looking for books written by real scientists rather than journalists. It really irriates me when journalists without scientific training write books and articles which end up being full of mistakes.
So, here’s the list my five books along with a link to their Amazon UK product pages. This will enable you to have a look at the book descriptions yourself and just as importantly look at the reviews (from people who have actually read the book ). If you are interested in any of these books, please don’t feel obliged to buy them from Amazon, you could always buy from your local bookshop or borrow from your local library.
Editor’s Note: I left in links to Amazon UK. I am not certain they work, but your national Amazon should be close by. Also, https://explainingscience.org/2025/12/01/five-popular-science-books-by-real-scientists/ is the main blog site, worth a follow if you’re into Science! –DrWeb
The Books
Astrophysics for People in a Hurry: Essays on the Universe and Our Place Within it (2017) – Neil Degrasse Tyson
The Beginning of Infinity: Explanations That Transform the World (2012) – David Deutsch
Our Mathematical Universe: My Quest for the Ultimate Nature of Reality (2015) – Max Tegmark
Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.
Continue/Read Original Article Here: Five Popular Science Books by Real Scientists – Explaining Science
#Blog #ExplainingScience #FivePopularBooks #RealScientists #Science #ScienceBooks #Scientists
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#ScienceBooks #EducationalReads #STEMReads #SmartReads #NonFictionBooks #CuriousMinds
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New #blogpost "Spring reads in #Science and #scifi" this month featuring #books by Nicholas Binge, Bonnie Tsu, Brian Clegg and John Scalzi among others
https://davidmkelly.com/new-reads-mar-2025/ #scifibooks #sciencebooks #reading #readingisfun #newrelease -
Raheem loves going to school, learning and fixing things. He especially likes working on the class robot, Astro. #BlackSTEM #BrownSTEM #KidLit #STEMBooks #ChildrensBooks #KidLit #RobotBooks #ScienceBooks #BlackMastodon #BlackFediverse
http://getbook.at/FixAstro
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new #Introduction for the bsky bridge : I’m a #BioChemist turned #ScienceWriter, write a feature for every issue of #CurrentBiology, 2/month, mostly about #ecology #evolution #environment also #human, #cultural things seen thru #biology prism. Plus #ScienceBooks, most recently: #Intertwined: From insects to icebergs Also writing a #musical #FamilyHistory #memoir around #biography of our old #cello. #PirateLuthier fixing unloved #violins #NoCars #cycling, #trains, #liveable #cities #townmouse
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One year ago today, my book Building Science Graphics started shipping around the world. 🥂 https://www.buildingsciencegraphics.com
#scicomm #sciart #scienceillustration #scientificillustration #informationdesign #infodesign #sciencecommunication #sciencebooks https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8HxcbRx/ -
Here's a first look at some of the content from last week's boxes. My synapses are tingling from this prompt! If you think A.I. gets a thrill from its prompts, you're sadly mistaken. Discovery is a thrilling adventure!
4/18/23 Open 6-9p Mask recommended. No open containers, plz.
#DaytonOhio #TheoryOfRelativity #ArtificialIntelligence #ScienceBooks #VintageBooks #BrickAndMortar #UsedBookstore
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#Introduction in English: I’m a #BioChemist turned science writer, mainly write a feature for every issue of #CurrentBiology, 2/month, mostly about #ecology #evolution #environment also #human, #cultural things seen thru #biology prism. Plus #ScienceBooks, most recently: #Astrobiology: an introduction, 3rd ed. Also writing a #musical #FamilyHistory #memoir around the #biography of our old #cello on which I’m trying to play #Bach #suites. #NoCars #cycling, #trains, #liveable #cities #townmouse
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#Introduction in English: I’m a #BioChemist turned science writer, mainly write a feature for every issue of #CurrentBiology, 2/month, mostly about #ecology #evolution #environment also #human, #cultural things seen thru #biology prism. Plus #ScienceBooks, most recently: #Astrobiology: an introduction, 3rd ed. Also writing a #musical #FamilyHistory #memoir around the #biography of our old #cello on which I’m trying to play #Bach #suites. #NoCars #cycling, #trains, #liveable #cities #townmouse
