Katie B. (wirenth) reviewed on 7/23/2008 + 25 more book reviews

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the history of physics made accessible to the mathematically stunted, like me. oullette uses popular culture to couch the important advancements in physics, from the discovery of gravity to the development of the microscope and the discovery of the atom, to roller coasters and velcro, the telephone, the radio, x-ray, and finally through string theory. accessible, user-friendly, and fun. even if it is physics.

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