A Short History of Nearly Everything plus more

An informative review of Bill Bryson's best-seller
"A Short History of Nearly Everything" can be found at
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For earlier book reviews that inform, educate and entertain, see
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In his book, Bryson poses the question, "How many of
Shakespeare's atoms are there in each of us?"
For the answer, see
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which appears as a new report at
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Here are some other developments at Jupiter Scientific:

(1) The Virtual Astronomer at
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has been completed. In particular, the page
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which contains the best astronomy images on the web, is now
available. It is a truly extraordinary collection.

(2) About 20% of the content of the out-of-print book
"The Bible According to Einstein" is now online at
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with more of it expected to be posted in the future.

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