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Newton's Notebook is a biography of the great man, but a biography with a difference

Delve into the human psyche with this guide that covers a wide range of psychological topics, from aging and relationships to happiness and mental illness. Organized by theory, it traces the evolution of psychology from ancient Greek practices to contemporary insights, illustrating the ongoing relevance of historical theories. This accessible resource is ideal for those seeking a comprehensive yet straightforward introduction to psychology, including students and fans of the 'Busy People' series.

Instant Engineering pulls together all the pivotal engineering theories and discoveries into one concise volume.

Meltdown investigates and recreates the dramatic events behind the most notorious nuclear accidents in history, as well as those shrouded in secrecy.

Harmless paranoia, or 50 reasons why they’re really out to get us? You decide.In a world where conspiracy theories have never been so popular, it’s difficult to know who to believe. Should we be more afraid of fluoride in our drinking water, or invisible chemical trails in the air we breathe? Are world affairs decided by democratically elected politicians, or by shadowy groups of powerful individuals with private agendas? Balancing what the theorists say with the official line, here is all the evidence you need to decide for yourself exactly how paranoid you should be.

Exploring the intersection of science fiction and real-world technology, this book highlights how imaginative narratives have influenced actual innovations. It showcases key figures like H. G. Wells and Nikola Tesla, detailing their contributions to advancements in military, consumer, and medical technology. With engaging storytelling and rich illustrations, it traces the journey from fictional ideas to tangible inventions, illustrating the profound impact of sci-fi on our technological landscape. Readers will discover the visionary minds that shaped our understanding of the future.

This book offers an insight into the world of science in late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth-century Europe, through the prism of the seminal science fiction novel.

Explore the fascinating world of the human psyche with this accessible and concise guide to the fundamentals of psychology.

Levy explores the visions of the writers, futurists and far-sighted inventors of science fiction - and how their visions became reality.