30-Second Theories: The 50 Most Thought-Provoking Theories in Science, Each Explained in Half a Minute Paul Parsons
Publisher: Sterling

This review's taking the same structure. Among scientists, however, there really was never much of a debate; only a small group of researchers ever even entertained the theory about autism. An astonishing 50% of respondents said yes — this despite the fact that people generally thought such a dump was potentially dangerous and would lower the value of their property. Dan Burton (R-Indiana) shows a video from the University of Calgary on the effects of mercury on nerve cells (4 min. Learn all of science in less than half an hour. The beautifully illustrated 30-Second Theories claims to contain "the 50 most thought-provoking theories in science, each explained in half a minute". Paul Parsons (Editor) Icon Books, 2010. BARNES & NOBLE | 30-Second Theories: The 50 Most Thought-Provoking Theories in Science, Each Explained in Half a Minute by Paul Parsons, Sterling | Ha. People across all continents who've had no communications with other societies have described the same half-man, half-fish anomaly – they've spoken about the same mythic animal. 30-Second Theories: The 50 most thought-provoking theories in science. You might like "30-Second Theories: The 50 Most Thought-Provoking Theories in Science, Each Explained in Half a Minute" by Paul Parsons. I enjoy the book, 30-Second Theories: The 50 Most Thought-Provoking Theories in Science, Each Explained in Half a Minute , because it is concise and considerate of my pet peeve. Hb,160pp, illos, index, £12.99, ISBN 978-1-1848311-29-9 30-second review: As the name suggests, this is a potted collection of some key ideas in science, each presented in a few hundred words, plus an even briefer summary, and some point for further consideration. What if there's a kernel of truth that It was a mockumentary (although this wasn't disclosed until the very end of the credits) explaining the “aquatic ape theory” using interviews with fake “maritime scientists,” CGI and photoshopped historical records.