Physics

Richard Feynman was one of our greatest physicists and one of our most entertaining scientists. This book offers an unusual look at a very human master of the art of unique thinking.

Sometimes our way of looking at a problem is too limiting. It may be important to remember to think outside the box.

Chapter 2: Can a potion change our lives? The new physics suggests much of what occurs is related to what we expect to find, so why not? (See Chapter 1 under the topic "Water for Life.")

There comes a time in everyone's physics class when they have to take a test, or.... go to a movie... it's your choice!

It's time for a paradigm shift, everybody. Hang onto your seats. This is going to be an interesting ride!

Without play, how can we hope to make those wondrous discoveries that come when we are "open to the unexected?"

A good physics book for the general reader should make the topic accessible and be entertaining as well. K.C. Cole's collection of bright, thoughtful essays is just the ticket for science enthusiasts who want a challenge without a headache.

A plant's cells do more than house their food - they also give it stability and flexibility.

There's more to a wave than meets the shore. Find out what makes them travel and how they are measured.

Gasoline prices may be rising, but it's still the same old energy picture out there.