Good Science Writing: "A Short History of Nearly Everything" plus more

An example of well written science is Bill Bryson's best-seller
"A Short History of Nearly Everything"
An informative review of the book can be found at
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For previous book reviews by Jupiter Scientific, see
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This reviews inform, educate and entertain.

Bryson poses the question in his book, "How many of
Shakespeare's atoms are there in each of us?"
The answer with an analysis is presented at
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Other Jupiter Scientific reports can be found at
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Also of interest is The Virtual Astronomer at
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Recently the the page
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has been posted. It contains the best astronomy images on the web
and is a truly extraordinary collection.

About 20% of the out-of-print book
"The Bible According to Einstein" is avaible free online at
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Enjoy the biblical style writing and poetry.

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