After seeing a recent news release featuring an "Alien Moon," this book comes up right on time as a perfect reference source. It ranges from related Astronomy to Genetics and beyond into future technologies and explorations.
A good high level of intelligence and/or a college education will enable basic comprehension. It would be welcome to have a high school version to enhance both fiction and non-fiction science writing and a more complete understanding of the logical and believable scenarios presented.
The range of expert authors exceeded my expectations in many areas, notably the coverage of Waste Management, Nuclear Fission as a viable energy source,
"Portraying Wolves Fairly," and the deep sadness of the loss of our oceans.
The biggest drawback is that no author dealt with the ongoing horrific madness of animal experimentation. Where is any compassion that shows how computers have replaced killing?
A good high level of intelligence and/or a college education will enable basic comprehension. It would be welcome to have a high school version to enhance both fiction and non-fiction science writing and a more complete understanding of the logical and believable scenarios presented.
The range of expert authors exceeded my expectations in many areas, notably the coverage of Waste Management, Nuclear Fission as a viable energy source,
"Portraying Wolves Fairly," and the deep sadness of the loss of our oceans.
The biggest drawback is that no author dealt with the ongoing horrific madness of animal experimentation. Where is any compassion that shows how computers have replaced killing?