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Gunk Aliens The Beach Budy
Gunk Aliens The Beach Budy
    They don’t want our
    oil, they don’t want
    our water, they don’t
    want our brussels
    sprouts. (Actually
    neither do we.) they just
    want our snot! Bob has
    started the alien
    invasion…or has he?
    Sabotaged by Jack and his
    inventing skills, Bob
    goes on the run – but
    only after calling some
    alien friends to help him
    with his evil plans! Now
    Jack and the gang have to
    track Bob down, and
    catch some gruesome
    aliens too. So its surely
    not the best time for a
    trip to the seaside…
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Why? Answers to Everyday Scientific Questions
Why? Answers To Everyday
Scientific Questions
    Why?: Scientific Answers
    to Fundamental
    Questions'; sets out to
    provide simple answers to
    the most fundamental
    questions about the
    world. Asking why is the
    sky blue? Why is water
    wet? Why do we need
    sleep? Why are there 24
    hours in a day? Why is
    light faster than sound?,
    this book gets to grips
    with concepts that appear
    so basic and everyday,
    yet we struggle to find
    an answer for. For each
    question the author
    provides a simple,
    single line answer
    followed by more in-depth
    information that casts
    light onto the murkiest
    of scientific questions.
    The book covers the whole
    lot: physics, biology,
    chemistry, geology,
    geography, meteorology,
    palaeontology and
    planetary science, with
    over 50 fundamental
    questions answered,
    allowing you to wow
    friends and family with
    smart answers to the
    obvious questions they
    never thought to ask.
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Science Without the Boring Bits
Science Without The Boring
Bits
    Forget Boyle's law,
    polymer chains, cellular
    respiration and fields of
    force - here's all the
    really interesting stuff
    you never learnt during
    science lessons at
    school. But this isn't
    fantasy, this is hard
    fact: Fact: The
    stethoscope owes its
    invention in 1816 to a
    young doctor who was too
    embarrassed to put his
    ear to a young woman's
    chest; Fact: In 1954 a
    Soviet surgeon grafted a
    puppy's head onto the
    shoulder of a German
    shepherd dog; Fact: Since
    falling off a ship in
    1992, fleets of yellow
    rubber ducks have
    provided invaluable data
    on the currents of the
    world's oceans. Science
    Without the Boring Bits
    covers all the important
    (and some of the totally
    unimportant) branches of
    science: Physics: from
    experiments involving the
    slow removal of one's
    stockings to the Dutchman
    who tested the Doppler
    effect by placing an
    entire orchestra on a
    railway wagon; Zoology:
    from the spontaneous
    generation of mice from
    rotting wheat to the
    'discovery' that swallows
    spend their winters at
    the bottom of lakes;
    Botany: from the
    rhododendron honey that
    makes men mad to the use
    of ginger as an equine
    suppository; Meteorology:
    from showers of frogs and
    fish to the man struck by
    lightning seven times;
    Astronomy: from the Greek
    philosopher who believed
    the sun was a great disk
    of blazing metal to the
    American astronomer who
    saw irrigation canals on
    Mars.
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Freudian Slips
Freudian Slips
    Freudian Slips presents
    the essential facts and
    findings of the
    fascinating subject of
    psychology in an
    accessible and enjoyable
    way, leaving no slip or
    phallic symbol
    unexamined. From
    psychoanalysis to
    behaviour therapy, via
    the subconscious and the
    unconscious, the book
    charts a path through the
    subjects controversial
    history, and encounters
    the work of all the big
    names in the field, such
    as Freud, Jung,
    Skinner, Bandura,
    Piaget and K?hler. There
    are many phrases and
    experiments from
    psychology that have made
    it into the public
    consciousness, although
    the meaning behind such
    examples is seldom
    commonly known. Featuring
    entries such as Milgrams
    experiment, in which 62
    per cent of participants
    willingly electrocuted
    another person,
    cognitive dissonance,
    the Oedipus and Electra
    complexes, nature versus
    nurture and the Rorschach
    test, Freudian Slips
    will cover everything you
    need to know about this
    mercurial branch of
    science.
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The Science Book - (Dk)
The Science Book - (Dk)
    An interactive look at
    science for kids This
    comprehensive look at
    science will teach your
    child all about twenty
    seven 'Big Ideas', from
    atoms to net force. These
    ideas will help them to
    connect the dots between
    what they observe and
    what they understand.
    Bursting with facts and
    close-up graphics,
    explaining tricky
    concepts using accessible
    visuals. Learn about why
    energy can change but is
    never lost from looking
    at a visual of a hybrid
    car. Seeing is learning -
    special symbols direct
    children to over 200
    specially created
    interactive online
    activities for hands on
    learning; from
    interactive art, to
    virtual labs where they
    can experiment combining
    chemicals. It's an
    incredible look at
    science.
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Science in Seconds
Science In Seconds
    Simple and accessible.
    Science in Seconds is a
    visually led introduction
    to all the scientific
    concepts that really
    matter. Each idea is made
    incredibly quick to
    remember and easy to
    understand, illustrated
    by means of a
    straightforward picture
    and a maximum 200-word
    explanation. This is the
    quickest possible way to
    learn everything from
    black holes to quantum
    computers.
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The Story of Medicine - From Bloodletting to Biotechnology
The Story Of Medicine - From
Bloodletting To Biotechnology
    In The Story of Medicine,
    esteemed medical
    historian Mary Dobson
    charts the ways in which
    we have fought with
    disease and injury over
    several millennia - from
    the 'humours' of
    Hippocrates to Edward
    Jenner and the
    eradication of smallpox;
    and from Florence
    Nightingale's nursing
    reforms to Crick and
    Watson's DNA chain.
    Richly illustrated with
    paintings, illustrations
    and photographs, this
    volume is filled with the
    trauma as well as the
    triumph of medical
    science: including the
    pain of the surgeon's
    knife in the centuries
    before anaesthetics, the
    body-snatchers of the
    nineteenth century and
    the realities of
    battlefield surgery.
    Moving and revealing,
    here is a fascinating
    study of the glorious -
    and sometimes dangerous -
    pursuit of medical
    science.
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What Do We Really Know -The Big Questions in Philosophy
What Do We Really Know -The
Big Questions In Philosophy
    In What Do We Really
    Know? Simon Blackburn
    addresses the twenty
    most-asked philosophical
    questions, including
    'Can machines think?',
    'What is the meaning of
    life?', 'Is death to be
    feared?', 'Why be
    good?', 'What am I?' and
    'What do we really know?'
    Each 3000-word essay
    examines a question that
    has eternally perplexed
    enquiring minds, and
    provides answers from
    history's great thinkers.
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Popular Science FYI
Popular Science FYI
    Ever wondered if you
    could beat a T. rex in an
    arm-wrestling match? If
    modern alchemists have
    cooked up any gold yet?
    And if vinyl really
    sounds better than other
    recording methods? Then
    "Noisy Stars, Flying
    Cars, and Life on Mars"
    is the book for you. From
    the whizzes at "Popular
    Science" magazine, this
    quirky title is full of
    wild, weird queries and
    their unexpected answers
    from experts in every
    realm of science. It's
    the unlikely yet edifying
    question-and-answer
    session--right in your
    hands! With questions
    like: Just how old is
    dirt, really? Are men or
    women more likely to be
    hit by lightning? What do
    whales sing about? Why
    don't we have our jet
    packs or flying cars yet?
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