You should check this out - its free. This is a very creative take on some of the ideas of physics. Think of it as physics meets Dr. Seuss, but with more detailed art work. Created by James Dunbar, it is quite fun to read. Of course, there are some things that are always exactly correct - but that is true of everything, right?
BANG! The book website (sorry, I forgot the link earlier).
- Log in to post comments
More like this
Earlier this week, while I was buried in work, Tobias Buckell pointed to a post at the Guardian blog in which China Mieville calls for more kid-lit agitprop. It's a nice example of why I have a hard time with Mieville. Or, quoting Toby because he puts it more concisely:
I'm left of two minds. One,…
Yesterday, I wrote a rather lengthy post about germ theory denialism. As I put it, yes, there really are people who don't accept the germ theory of disease. As part of my Orac-ian length discussion (well over 4,000 words), I had a bit of fun with a video done by a hapless (is there any other kind…
Things have been getting a bit serious around here. Of course, there's been a lot to get serious about, what with Suzanne Somers promoting cancer quackery, Generation Rescue exploiting a young woman with problems in order to promote its anti-vaccine agenda (leading to my "friend" J.B. Handley…
I'm getting too old for this. The idiots keep making the same arguments, over and over again, and they just get dumber with every iteration. Bryan Fischer makes me want to stick an icepick in my brain just to stop the stupidity coming out of his mouth.
His latest article is Defeating Darwin in four…
Am I missing your link? And are you missing a word in your last sentence?
I searched for James Dunbar physics and found this:
http://jldunbar.com/JLDunbar.com/BANG!.html
@Cuttlefish
I don't know what I was thinking - sorry about the missing link, I fixed it.
Obviously, I am going to say superb! (Rhett, you forgot the not)