feynman, richard phillips

Presents a collection of stories and lectures by world-renowned physicist Richard Feyman, the 1965 Nobel Prize winner in physics who helped to develop the atomic bomb. Includes audio CD.

Biography of physicist Richard Feynman from his childhood to genius of modern physics. Also reveals the darker side of the man.

A collection of often humorous anecdotes about the 1965 Nobel Prize winner for physics.

Presents the notes and a sound recording of the lecture given at Caltech in 1964 by renowned physicist Richard Feynman in which he developed a proof of the law of ellipses, accounting for the orbit of the planets, using elementary plane geometry.

Traces the adventures of physicist Richard Feynman inside and outside science, in words and more than one hundred photographs; drawing from interviews with Feynman, his family, friends, and colleagues to provide insight into the mind of the scientist at work and at play.

Profiles the life and career of American physicist Richard Feynman, a major figure in the development of the atomic bomb and Nobel Prize winner for his work in physics.

Chronicles the life and work of Richard Feynman, an influential scientist who developed the theory of quantum electrodynamics. Includes black-and-white photographs, line illustrations, a chronology, a glossary, Internet links, further reading, and an index.

A collection of often humorous anecdotes about the 1965 Nobel Prize winner for physics.

Presents an autobiography of physicist and Nobel Prize winner, Richard Feynman, as he recounts his life with his late wife, his investigation of the Challenger disaster, and his work on the atomic bomb.