Physics World Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Hamish Johnston reviews Sabine Hossenfelder @skdh latest book Existential Physics, which delves into what science can and can't tell us about the universe, and how a better understanding of its limitations can only be a good thing #physicsbooks https://t.co/froapqn3ZY

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"Nomad Century deftly led me from the terror of what humans have done to sincere belief that we can and must create a better world that is liveable for every person." Kate Gardner @Nose_in_a_book reviews Nomad Century by Gaia Vince https://t.co/gVu2wuSWqe

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Erwin Schrödinger's time at the University of Oxford proved less than successful, as David Clary discusses in his new book, "Schrödinger in Oxford". But @MatinDurrani feels Clary left out some crucial details about this complex and controversial scientist. https://t.co/MU5jwKdzBA

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Roma Agrawal's @RomaTheEngineer latest book, Nuts and Bolts, is about the thrill of discovery, the passion of craftspeople and the effort involved in translating an idea into reality, says Jess Wade @jesswade #bookreview https://t.co/o9mkvZtU1v

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If you’re a fan of space travel, chances are you’ve already got coffee-table books featuring photos from NASA’s Apollo missions. But when you open Apollo Remastered by Andy Saunders, you might just realise you need another.... https://t.co/ojDo01LLjc

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What are the most realistic climate solutions? James Dacey reviews "How to Avoid a Climate Disaster: the Solutions We Have and the Breakthroughs We Need" by Bill Gates http://ow.ly/mjW850GpkVQ

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"If this book inspires people to look at the rainbow not for its rich palette of colours but for angles of reflection and refraction, it will have succeeded." Robert P Crease reviews The Joy of Science by Jim Al-Khalili @jimalkhalili https://t.co/DdB9ErmqRf

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To mark the 10th anniversary of @CERN's discovery of the Higgs boson, @closefrank is releasing a book about the scientist behind the name, Peter Higgs. Find out what @RaoOfPhysics thinks about "Elusive: How Peter Higgs Solved the Mystery of Mass". #Higgs10 https://t.co/gforZL3wcD

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"So what exactly is this book about? Everything and nothing. Or rather, how little we know about an awful lot." For author & astrophysicist Emma Chapman @DrEOChapman, reading First Dawn by Roberto Battiston reminded her of the joy of the unknown https://t.co/IdQ07At7iv

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"'The Knowledge Machine' is required reading for anyone who wants a more authentic picture of how science progresses," says Mike Follows in his review of philosopher Michael Strevens's latest book https://t.co/LTKbrIKYGa