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The History Of Science Is All Around Us, If You Know Where To Look. With This Unique Traveler'S Guide, You'Ll Learn About 128 Destinations Around The World Where Discoveries In Science, Mathematics, Or Technology Occurred Or Is Happening Now. Travel To Munich To See The World'S Largest Science Museum, Watch Foucault'S Pendulum Swinging In Paris, Ponder A Descendant Of Newton'S Apple Tree At Trinity College, Cambridge, And More.Each Site In The Geek Atlas Focuses On Discoveries Or Inventions, And Includes Information About The People And The Science Behind Them. Full Of Interesting Photos And Illustrations, The Book Is Organized Geographically By Country (By State Within The U.S.), Complete With Latitudes And Longitudes For Gps Devices.Destinations Include:Bletchley Park In The Uk, Where The Enigma Code Was Broken The Alan Turing Memorial In Manchester, England The Horn Antenna In New Jersey, Where The Big Bang Theory Was Confirmed The National Cryptologic Museum In Fort Meade, Maryland The Trinity Test Site In New Mexico, Where The First Atomic Bomb Was Exploded The Joint Genome Institute In Walnut Creek, Californiayou Won'T Find Tedious, Thirdrate Museums, Or A Tacky Plaque Stuck To A Wall Stating That 'Professor X Slept Here.' Every Site In This Book Has Real Scientific, Mathematical, Or Technological Interest Places Guaranteed To Make Every Geek'S Heart Pound A Little Faster. Plan A Trip With The Geek Atlas And Make Your Own Discoveries Along The Way.
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- Q: How many pages does The Geek Atlas have? A: This book has five hundred forty-two pages. It provides a comprehensive guide to various scientific and technological destinations.
- Q: What is the binding type of The Geek Atlas? A: The binding type is paperback. This makes it easy to carry while traveling to different destinations.
- Q: What are the dimensions of The Geek Atlas? A: The dimensions are five point five one inches in length, one point zero six inches in width, and eight point five inches in height. These measurements make it a portable travel companion.
- Q: Who is the author of The Geek Atlas? A: The author is John Graham-Cumming. He presents a unique perspective on science and technology through travel.
- Q: What category does The Geek Atlas fall under? A: It falls under the History category. The book explores significant scientific and technological locations around the world.
- Q: Is The Geek Atlas suitable for children? A: Yes, it is suitable for older children and young adults. The engaging content about science and technology can pique their interest.
- Q: How do I use The Geek Atlas? A: You can use it as a travel guide to plan visits to various scientific locations. Simply look up your desired destination in the book.
- Q: Can I read The Geek Atlas casually or do I need to study it? A: You can read it casually. The book is designed for enjoyment and inspiration rather than strict academic study.
- Q: Is there a recommended age for readers of The Geek Atlas? A: It is recommended for readers aged twelve and up. The content is engaging for both teens and adults interested in science.
- Q: How should I store The Geek Atlas? A: Store it in a cool, dry place. Keeping it on a bookshelf or in a bag will protect it from damage.
- Q: Can The Geek Atlas get damaged easily? A: Yes, like any paperback book, it can be damaged if not handled carefully. Avoid bending the cover or exposing it to moisture.
- Q: How do I keep The Geek Atlas in good condition? A: To maintain its condition, avoid exposing it to direct sunlight and store it upright when possible. Handling it gently will also help.
- Q: Is The Geek Atlas available in other formats? A: Currently, it is available only in paperback. An electronic version may not be offered at this time.
- Q: What if The Geek Atlas arrives damaged? A: If it arrives damaged, contact the retailer for a return or exchange. Most sellers have a return policy for damaged items.
- Q: Can I gift The Geek Atlas to a friend? A: Yes, it makes an excellent gift for anyone interested in science and technology. The unique travel guide format is appealing.
- Q: Is there a way to find out more about the destinations in The Geek Atlas? A: Yes, each destination includes descriptions and interesting facts, making it easy to learn more about the locations featured.