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A review by elementchaos
The Future of Humanity: Terraforming Mars, Interstellar Travel, Immortality and Our Destiny Beyond Earth by Michio Kaku
3.0
This was a bit disappointing, just because I was expecting something a bit more technical.
Most of the topics here were the things I was hoping for, but rather than just a breif discussion, which this book did, I was hoping for more technical applications. In other words - I was expecting more of a text book.
This book was very very easy to read. Someone who knows nothing about physics would be able to understand this, and since the topics are super "in fashion" with all the Star Wars and Star Trek reboots going on, many people will love this. And I did, once I accepted that there was no math in this.
Most of the topics here were the things I was hoping for, but rather than just a breif discussion, which this book did, I was hoping for more technical applications. In other words - I was expecting more of a text book.
This book was very very easy to read. Someone who knows nothing about physics would be able to understand this, and since the topics are super "in fashion" with all the Star Wars and Star Trek reboots going on, many people will love this. And I did, once I accepted that there was no math in this.