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Although they seem like scene-stealing sci-fi stories, they are based in actual ideas and thought-out theories. How close are we to flying through space or going back in time? Could we really change history or affect the future? Would there be downsides? The ethics of changing things should be explored, and every possible thread would need to be tied up. Could we even time travel responsibly, or would things just unravel? If only we could look into...
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Pub. Date
2014.
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Did you know that hair and nails are actually forms of skin? In this book, readers will learn this and many other intriguing facts about our nails and hair. Colorful photographs and illustrations help readers understand this important science topic, and a graphic organizer helps them remember important facts from the text.
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Pub. Date
2014
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"In this volume, readers learn the different reasons why we cry--whether it's dirt in the air or a really strong emotion. They also learn about the parts of the body that make crying possible. Vibrant photographs and illustrations help readers make sense of a potentially difficult science topic. Readers are sure to find this book both humorous and educational"--Provided by the publisher.
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Pub. Date
2018.
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Ecosystems are made up of many different parts, not all of which are always good. This intriguing title explores the darker, creepier side of nature. Accessible text and vibrant images will attract and engage readers of many levels, while exciting and educational activities reinforce important scientific concepts and curricula. With unique and stimulating subject matter that will excite even the most reluctant readers, this book is sure to be a popular...
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[2024]
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"Every day, science steps closer to creating artificial life. But how close are we?really?to replacing half our bodies with robotic parts? Can we count on robots to work for us as helpers, assistants, and servers, or are we flirting with danger just imagining the possibilities? Would there be downsides to making machines more mindful? And are there any ethical conundrums that are created as a result? If only we could send a robot to the future to...