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The Universe In A Nutshell
The Universe In A Nutshell
by Stephen Hawking
Extremely interesting read (1/7/2008)
I was a bit skeptical at first of Stephen's work, but after reading this book, I became extremely interested in almost all of the topics brought up. This book combines physics, philosophy, and chemistry perfectly, along with a nice sense of humour to back it all up. I would …more
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