Science Books

[jaret]

I would like to know if we have anybody that reads science books. How many of these have you read.


1. On the Origin of Species, Charles Darwin.
2. Revolutionibus, Nicolaus Copernicus.
3. Meaning of Relativity, Albert Einstein.
4. Dialogues Two Sciences, Galileo Galilei.
5. Lives of a Cell, Lewis Thomas.
6. The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Thomas Samuel Kuhn.
7. Six Easy Pieces, Richard P. Feynman
8. Fermat's Enigma, Simon Singh.
9. The Double Helix, James D. Watson.
10. The Birth of New Physics, I. Bernard Cohen.
11. A Brief History of Time, Stephen Hawking.
12. Elements of Chemistry, Antoine Lavoisier
13. Cosmos, Carl Sagan.

[Ralph.S.G.R]

I’ve read 5 of those... my dad is a man of science so he pushed me towards these types of books from a young age.

[MissMolly]

I had to read Origin of Species in school.

That's the only one.

[Falcons_11]

I've read 4 of those books.

"Cosmos" - Carl Sagen
"Origin Of The Species" - Charles Darwin
"A Brief History Of Time" _ Stephen Hawkins
"Fermat's Enigma" - Simon Singh

[BJade]

Never read any of them. But probably read extracts or know the theories described in a couple of them