A Short History of Nearly Everything

This is a fantastic book that covers a huge amount of information. It's presented interestingly and engagingly, making it accessible to a wide range of readers.

I enjoyed it. Plenty of interesting facts and reminders.

574 Pages thick but the book is so interesting that it will grip u in the first chapter itself if u have the slightest interest in science or humans or history. Covers Physics, Chemistry, Geology, Biology, Anthropology, Astronomy and a lot more sciences and their evolution over the last 300-400 years. We know a lot yet we hardly know anything as yet. The most humbling thing is if Nature wants the human species can be at the brink of extinction in around 2 hours flat. Just the yellowstone volcano has to blow out with full power. 😄 The book is recommended to develop gratitude for our current existence and good fortune and truely does a good job at that. Humans are the nature’s best creation as yet and also the most irresponsible. We have a responsibility that remains largely ignored.

The book was perfect, brand new.

Un libro que te entretendrá desde la primera página, ya que te cuenta con humor los principales hallazgos, hitos e inventos de la humanidad.