Science books for laymen

[Brightmoon]

these are in my library some are harder than others but you’ll get a decent background in the mainstream sciences. Some you can get from the library

 

[Brightmoon]

Life on a Young Planet is about life before the Cambrian explosion. Goes over how we know that life started 3.8 billion years ago. The Cambrian was about 600 million years ago.

The world of atoms and quarks deals with subatomic structure

The primate family tree deals with living primates

The Last Human has forensic reconstructions of protohuman faces and anatomy and shows you in detail how they reconstruct faces

Darwin for beginners has changed its title but you can google it under this title. The book goes into detail about the social and scientific milieu in Darwin’s time and how and why he came to the conclusions he did. It is a graphic novel!

Fossils shows good pictures of some common fossils

The periodic kingdom explains the periodic table and why it looks the way it does . Fascinating book. With no math!

The Stars and the following book show you how to do naked eye astronomy

Gaining ground is a college textbook. You really need to know basic human anatomy to get through it

The book that I forgot . The Human Anatomy Coloring Book . Almost as detailed as Greys Anatomy and it’s a colouring book

 

[Kenny'sID]

Got anything on Flat Earth?

 

[Brightmoon]

Nope . The fact that you can determine your latitude by looking at the Polaris in the northern hemisphere refutes a flat earth because it’s impossible to do on a flat earth

 

[Brightmoon]

How to refute a flat earth nonsense

 

[Brightmoon]

Refuting flat earth nonsense part 2