A Short History of Nearly Everything
by Bill Bryson · Broadway Books
Popular science book by Bill Bryson tracing how scientists worked out the age of the Earth, atomic structure, geology, evolution, genetics and cosmology. Told through the people behind each discovery, it gives general readers a broad picture of how modern scientific knowledge developed.
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