A thirty-year NASA veteran, Clayton Anderson can list myriad impressive accomplishments: two missions to the International Space Station, six space walks, and the underdog story of becoming an astronaut after being rejected fifteen... Read More

Complex, fleeting, and capable of catapulting us decades back in time with a single whiff, our sense of smell is our most elusive and inarticulate sense. Barney Shaw’s "The Smell of Fresh Rain" brings science, a forensics-level sense... Read More

Every day, thousands of “leading experts” tell us what to embrace and what to avoid. But how useful is the advice? How do useless trends and products make their way into the public sphere while harmless ones become villains? "Bad... Read More

In "The Quantum Revelation", Paul Levy focuses on aspects of quantum theory to propose a merging of science and spiritual awareness. The likely response to any mention of quantum physics is a “count me out” roll of the eyes. It’s... Read More

The Transition carefully traces the historical interactions between science and religion. Lawrence H. Wood’s "The Transition, Initiated by Copernicus and Galileo, from Religion to Science" drily recaps the historical interactions of... Read More

This is a massive and sincere addition to the conflicted and lively field of comparing scientific thought and religious belief. The Christians’ God Does Not Exist! Yes, He/She Does! It Is Matter That Does Not Exist! by Proncell F.... Read More

For every child who has ever gazed at the night sky with wonder, the Life on Earth series now has answers. One hundred questions about stars, planets, space travel, and the vastness of the universe are organized into over seventy... Read More

"The Making of the Ideal Physician" is a timely, deeply informed, invaluable reference for physicians at every stage of their careers. "The Making of the Ideal Physician" by a trio of impressively credentialed doctors—Edward C.... Read More