Innbundet • 2005 • Engelsk

Can Cows Walk Down Stairs? The Best Brains Answer the Biggest and Smallest Scientific Questions

Name: Can Cows Walk Down Stairs? The Best Brains Answer the Biggest and Smallest Scientific Questions
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ISBN: 9780750937474

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Om boken

What is ear wax for? Do bacteria have sex? How do they put stripes in toothpaste? Does your nose run in space? What are stars made of? This book answers those tantalising or perplexing questions for which you thought you'd never find an answer. A book for the naturally curious, as well as those seekers after scientific truths, it unravels both those things we take for granted, such as, when you boil an egg, why does the yolk stay in the middle, or why is the sky blue, as well as questions which ...Vis mer

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9780750937474

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Sutton

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2005

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Engelsk

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Can Cows Walk Down Stairs? The Best Brains Answer the Biggest and Smallest Scientific Questions

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Innbundet

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