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The guide offers a clear and approachable introduction to complex topics such as particle physics, quantum physics, and cosmology, aimed at readers of all ages without requiring any mathematical background. It begins with foundational concepts from classical physics, including Newton's laws and energy types, before transitioning to Einstein's theory of relativity and the intricacies of atomic structure and quantum mechanics. Harris encourages curiosity and deeper exploration, highlighting the unknowns that lie beyond current scientific understanding.

Improbably caught in a June blizzard, two wayward compatriots stumble upon a mysterious inn and learn that they are in the middle of a "reality storm." Now surrounded by a menagerie of people and creatures from different times and realities, the two stranded travelers are entertained by these mesmerizing myths

Written by Brian K. Vaughan Art by Tony Harris & Tom Feister and Chris Sprouse & Karl Story Cover by Tony Harris In this new, deluxe volume collecting issues #12-20 of the hit series along with EX MACHINA SPECIAL #1-2, Mayor Mitchell Hundred must make a difficult decision about his own future, becomes part of a shocking trial complicated by the unexpected arrival of an all-new Super Hero, and leaves New York City for the first time since his election to embark on a strange adventure. Plus, shocking tragedy strikes an Iraq War protest in downtown Manhattan. Advance-solicited; on sale December 2 o 272 pg, FC, $29.99 US o MATURE READERS

"Mayor Mitchell Hundred - formerly known as the super hero The Great Machine --faces difficult decisions regarding New York City's drug laws. But will a string of brazen, violent robberies and a shocking suicide affect the the Mayor's policy?"--Publisher's description.

Civil engineer Mitchell Hundred, becomes America's first living, breathing super-hero after a strange accident gives him the power to communicate with machines.

Set against the backdrop of the charter yacht 'Fair Exchange,' this book delves into ten thrilling true stories that explore various facets of sailing and the motorboat industry globally. From the high seas to unusual projects in China and Nigeria, the narrative captures the excitement and drama of maritime adventures, including encounters with law-breakers in Gibraltar. The intriguing blend of historical context and personal tales promises to engage readers, leaving them with a sense that there are even more stories to uncover.

This guide offers an accessible introduction to particle physics, quantum physics, and cosmology for readers of all ages, from teens to seniors, without requiring any math skills. It begins with the fundamentals of classical physics, including Newton's laws and energy types, and progresses to explain Einstein's theory of relativity, atomic structure, and the complexities of quantum mechanics and cosmology. The aim is to provide a solid foundation that encourages further exploration of these fascinating subjects.

Cornelius Cardew emerges as a pivotal figure in the evolution of music, with his diverse works reflecting a unified aesthetic rooted in his values and principles. The book explores the seemingly contradictory aspects of his career, revealing how they are interconnected through a cohesive 'Cardew aesthetic' that influences his music and political beliefs. This examination highlights Cardew's impact on new ideas in music, offering insights into his artistic vision and the philosophical underpinnings that shaped his contributions.

Set against a backdrop of thrilling maritime adventure, this detective story follows four teenagers from the Knights Templar School in England as they cleverly outsmart a criminal gang while navigating the complexities of the sea. The narrative is designed to engage both young readers and the young at heart, with explanations for nautical terminology ensuring accessibility. With elements of suspense and the intriguing involvement of modern-day Knights Templar, the plot promises a captivating blend of action and intrigue.

"After years of self-imposed exile from a civilization rife with degradation and indecency, cynical journalist Spider Jerusalem is forced to return to a job that he hates and a city that he loathes. Working as an investigative reporter for the newspaper The Word, Spider attacks the injustices of his surreal 21st Century surroundings. Combining black humor, life-threatening situations, and moral ambiguity, this book is the first look into the mind of an outlaw journalist and the world he seeks to destroy. Collects the first twenty-one issues of Transmetropolitan"--Provided by publisher