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Summaries with Insights
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Jan 194 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Final Part
A quick summary of nearly everything
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Jan 194 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 13
The Earth is always at risk of existential dangers looming within the solar system – and even on our own planet.
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Jan 194 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 12
Though the Earth supports an uncountable number of species, all life can be seen as one.
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Jan 184 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 11
Life started spontaneously as a bundle of genetic material that found a way to copy itself.
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Jan 184 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 10
Bacteria are Earth’s most abundant life forms, and we’re here because they enable us to be.
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Jan 174 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 9
We know surprisingly little about life in the oceans.
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Jan 174 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 8
There are four unique criteria that make life on planet Earth possible.
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Jan 164 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 7
Werner Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle helps explain how particles move.
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Jan 154 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 6
Einstein’s general theory of relativity totally changed how we look at gravity.
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Jan 154 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 5
Einstein’s special theory of relativity states that time is relative.
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Jan 144 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 4
Rocks and fossils showed that the Earth was old, but radioactivity showed just how old it was.
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Jan 144 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 3
Isaac Newton was focused on making sense of how the universe and Earth moved.
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Jan 134 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 2
The universe is so big, there are probably other beings out there – we just haven't found them yet.
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Jan 134 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Part 1
The big bang theory states that the universe developed from an incredibly dense point, and at terrific speed.
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Jan 123 min read
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Intro
A Short History of Nearly Everything offers an enlightening summary of contemporary scientific thinking relating to all aspects of life.
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