Jay Ingram is a Canadian author and broadcaster recognized for his work in science communication. His writing often delves into understanding complex scientific topics and making them accessible to a broad audience. Ingram prioritizes explaining science in a clear and engaging manner, allowing readers to explore fascinating aspects of the world around them. His approach examines the boundaries of human knowledge and our place within the universe.
Featuring a collection of unusual puzzles and intriguing questions, this pop science book invites readers to explore bizarre phenomena and challenge common misconceptions. As the fifth installment in the bestselling Science of Why series, it caters to the naturally curious, offering insights into the fascinating intricacies of our world.
Delving into the complexities of consciousness, this book presents cutting-edge and provocative research on the brain. It examines various theories and findings that challenge traditional understandings, offering insights into how consciousness arises and its implications for our perception of reality. Through engaging discussions, it invites readers to ponder profound questions about the nature of awareness and the mind's workings.
Exploring intriguing questions about human behavior and perception, Jay Ingram delves into phenomena such as déjà vu, blinking, and yawning, providing scientific explanations and insights. He addresses common misconceptions, including the myth about brain usage, while engaging readers with accessible language and thought-provoking inquiries. This book invites readers to satisfy their curiosity about the mind and body through a blend of humor and informative content.
Curiosity about the natural world drives this exploration of everyday phenomena. It delves into the science behind common questions, such as the reasons onions cause tears, the pushup habits of lizards, and the transformation of leaf colors in autumn. Engaging and informative, this book invites readers to uncover the fascinating explanations behind these intriguing aspects of nature.
Jay Ingram takes us on a tour of the universe, and explores scientific wonders big and small.
The latest installment in the Science of Why series presents a fresh collection of intriguing science questions and curiosities. Designed to engage and amuse readers of all ages, this volume promises to provide enlightening answers to various scientific quandaries, making complex concepts accessible and enjoyable.
By the tender age of ten, when the cruel Zoran taskmasters attacked the Sari temple, not only did Joshua find himself responsible for his two younger siblings but also something otherworldly. He found himself gifted with a level of responsibility beyond his tender years to understand. After the transport that he and his wife have taken is attacked, he has to make a heart-wrenching decision to either watch his wife die in the flames that are threatening to consume them both or to save her life by sending her away. Can he learn to control his gift without destroying everything around him? Only time will tell.
Diese und viele andere Mysterien untersucht Bestsellerautor Jay Ingram in seinem Buch Die Geschwindigkeit des Honigs. Verblüffend und kenntnisreich erforscht der beliebte Fernsehmoderator ungewöhnliche Phänomene, die sich allzu oft hinter ganz gewöhnlichen Alltagsdingen verbergen. Er berichtet von Mückenstichen und gedrehten Münzen, erforscht Honiglöffel und Kaffeetasse, beobachtet fallendes Herbstlaub und springende Steine. Seine Geschichten und Experimente eröffnen überraschende und faszinierende Einblicke in die Naturwissenschaften. Mit viel erzählerischem Witz verknüpft Ingram Anekdoten aus der Wissenschaftsgeschichte mit Erkenntnissen aus der aktuellen Forschung und animiert den Forschergeist der Leser. „Einfach, aber mit Köpfchen … diesem erfrischenden Blick auf die Wissenschaft wird jeder etwas abgewinnen.“ The New York Times Book Review
Wissenschaftlich korrekte Antworten auf Fragen, die uns täglich begegnen
Warum ist Gähnen ansteckend? Wachsen Fingernägel schneller als Zehennägel und wenn ja, warum? Gibt es Bigfoot wirklich? Diese und weitere Fragen beantwortet der kanadische Populärwissenschaftler und Fernsehmoderator Jay Ingram allgemein verständlich und mit viel Witz – ohne dabei die Fakten außen vor zu lassen. Ergänzt durch humorvolle Illustrationen wird die Wissensvermittlung hier nicht zur staubtrockenen Angelegenheit, sondern zu Infotainment im besten Sinne des Wortes.
