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alonsonm's review against another edition
3.0
This book was written to transform science into pop and make scientific knowledge approachable and understandable to the majority of the people. However, the way Forces of Nature was written is, in many moments, too mathematical that it became complicated to follow the reading.
Having say that, I enjoyed reading about science. There are parts in the book that are written in a more casual way and those parts are easy to read and engage with. I also like the quotes highlighting important facts and adorning the pages of the book.
Having say that, I enjoyed reading about science. There are parts in the book that are written in a more casual way and those parts are easy to read and engage with. I also like the quotes highlighting important facts and adorning the pages of the book.
terhangus's review against another edition
5.0
one of the best nonfiction science books ever period. somehow i feel like i understand physics so much more now, espc time dilation & other mindbending concepts. also that part about "why science? why research?" brian cox u have me
rina623's review
5.0
A beautifully worded book about the physics and science of our planet and solar system. It flows like a story yet is packed with fascinating information. It's not like a textbook at all.
hollyisodd's review against another edition
3.0
I really enjoyed parts of this book, however there were parts that I really struggled to understand and follow. However overall not a bad book.