In today’s episode we have no guests, or rather, we have many guests who arrive in the form of books. We present 10 suggestions for science books for the summer, because during the holidays there is more time for in-depth reading: there is no law requiring the silly season!
We start with Physics books:
- Carlo Rovelli, There are places in the world where kindness is more important than rules.objective
- Neil deGrasse Tyson, Letters from an Astrophysicist.Objective
- Carlos Vuelhaes, All the fun physicsGradiva
We continue with biology:
4. Lixing Sun, Nature’s Liars and the Nature of Liars – Cheating and Concealment in the Living World.Discussion Topics
5. Niklas Brandenburg, Jellyfish age, on the contrary. Learn the secrets of longevity from naturecounterpoint
6. David Reich, Who we are and how we got hereGradiva
the environment:
7. Jeff Goodell, The Heat Will Kill You. What’s Really Happening on This Planet and the Alarming Climate PredictionsMoon papers.
the mood:
8. Joao Barbosa. More or less dry jokes to find (more) funny To science. Lisbon: Ideals with History. My Introduction.
Biography of a scientist narrated by a novelist
9. Benjamin Laparot, idiotwater clock. (John von Neumann biography)
And to the end A story told by one of the scholars:
10. Carl Sagan, Contact. Gradiva
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