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Extreme Physics

Negative energy, wormholes, and warp drive -- Quantum teleportation -- Parallel universes -- Information in the holographic universe -- The future of string theory : a conversation with Brian Greene -- Atoms of space and time -- The dawn of physics beyond the standard model. Contains seven scientific essays that address topics of extreme physics, including wormholes, negative energy, String Theory, and more.

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grades 5-7
2006
Presents more than thirty experiments for grades fifth through seventh on such subjects as sound, energy, radioactivity, momentum and light.

Volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and tsunamis

2007
Explores the causes of earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tsunamis; and describes how scientists study natural disasters.

Weather, and how it works

2007
Explores the history of meteorology, describes the air and water cycles, and discusses extreme weather, forecasting, and global warming.

Electromagnetism, and how it works

2007
Examines the technological evolution of electromagnetism from its beginnings to how it effects the powers of the modern world.

Great extinctions of the past

2007
Examines theories about what really happened to the dinosaurs, reviews the history of the five biggest mass extinctions, and discusses the idea of a future mass extinction.

Great moments in space exploration

2007
Explores the origins and continuing development of the space program in the United States and the former Soviet Union, and highlights the international developments in space technology during the early twenty-first century.

Great inventions of the 20th century

2007
Describes some of the most significant inventions of the twentieth century, including the microwave, cellophane, assembly lines, and others, and includes a glossary, bibliography, and resources for further study.

Gravity, and how it works

2008
Introduces young readers to the role of gravity, explaining what gravity is, how it was discovered, its basic theories, and other related topics.
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