Thirteen incomprehensible things, author: Michael Brooks

The book addresses thirteen abnormal things that have no accepted scientific explanation. The author presents various opinions and diverse interpretations of them. From the sad story of announcing cold nuclear fusion energy, in which two prominent chemists were involved, to the missing part of the universe, which constitutes 96% of its mass between dark matter and dark energy. And from treatment with a placebo to homeopathy with infinitely diluted medicine. And from the mystery of life and its definition to the emergence of gender on the stage of life to replace life with death, and the freedom of will that we delude ourselves into possessing, as Michael Brooks argues. And the author's exploration of this bundle of abnormal matters in physics, astronomy, medicine, and biology is an exploration by a capable world and writer who knows well how to stimulate the reader's appetite. Number of pages: 300