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Taming Cancer: 21st Century Biology and the Future of Cancer Medicine

January 19, 2025 By

Achieving the long-sought cure for cancer seems like a task of mythical proportions, but in Taming Cancer, Dr. Drew N. Kelner, a Duke-trained biochemist with 37 years of experience developing cutting-edge cancer therapies, enthusiastically injects some welcome optimism into the discussion of the future of cancer medicine. A two-century-long journey of scientific discovery, this book tells the epic origin story of immunotherapy, describing how seemingly magical medicines—“living drugs” comprised of antibodies, engineered viruses, and genetically modified immune cells—are already increasing the quality of life for patients and their families. Taming Cancer is a fascinating and highly encouraging look at the science behind this insidious disease, a message of hope to cancer sufferers everywhere, and an insightful read for anyone who has been touched by “The Emperor of All Maladies.” $2.99 on Kindle.

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Immortality Inc. The Science and Business of Living Forever

January 7, 2025 By

Discover the Science and Business Behind Eternal Life

Explore the journey to eternal life, where cutting-edge science converges with ambitious entrepreneurship! Immortality Inc.: The Science and Business of Living Forever offers an exhilarating deep dive into humanity’s oldest dream: conquering death. This groundbreaking book unveils the incredible advancements in technology and research that dare to make immortality a reality.

Imagine a future where life can be indefinitely extended. Through chapters rich with compelling tales of cellular regeneration and genetic engineering, readers will learn about the astonishing methods scientists use to reverse aging. Discover how AI-driven innovations are revolutionizing health monitoring, and the pivotal role tech giants and nimble startups play in redefining the horizon of human longevity.

This book addresses ethical dilemmas and the economic landscapes being transformed by the promise of perpetual life. What are the societal impacts? How do diverse cultures, religions, and legal systems grapple with the concept of everlasting life? With intricate explorations of these questions, the pages invite readers to ponder not just how but why we should strive for immortality. Immerse yourself in stories from successful human trials, and absorb the lessons drawn from nature’s most resilient life forms.

Are you ready to reshape your understanding of life and its potential length? As you delve into the final chapters, forecasting future directions and challenges, your perspective of the possible will be forever altered. Whether you’re a scientist, a budding entrepreneur, or someone simply curious about the future, Immortality Inc. promises to captivate and provoke thought. Embark on a rich exploration that examines all facets of humanity’s timeless pursuit, paving a path toward forever. $4.99 on Kindle.

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Billions Of Mini Moonbots

December 31, 2024 By

Revolutionizing Space: The Lunar Robotics Frontier

Enter a future where the Moon is not just one second wireless distant celestial body, but a new frontier teeming with intelligent machines. “Billions Of Mini Moonbots :The Remote Control Revolution By Everybody” sweeps you into the cutting-edge world of lunar robotics, where science fiction becomes scientific reality.

The book shows fundamental stepstones for further collaboration of billions smartphone owners with they personally smart/AI mini robots and they infinite amounts of support,also game applications,that can start…play/literally building new era on the moon, and by the way on Earth in all issues…so cheaper but effective making new life space on Moon,Earth in space exploration, … science, technology and economy.

The book begins with the genesis of robotic exploration, tracing the fascinating evolution from early machinery to today’s sophisticated moonbots. Exploring these early pioneers is a journey of grit and innovation, showcasing how they laid the groundwork for modern lunar missions. The narrative maintains momentum as it delves into the groundbreaking AI technologies that now drive space exploration. Discover the adaptive learning systems that make contemporary lunar robots brilliantly autonomous.

Follow the meticulous design and engineering processes that challenge human ingenuity, as engineers tackle the Moon’s harsh environment with creativity and resilience. “Moonbots” reveals how these futuristic machines are crafted to conquer the lunar landscape, defying both gravity and expectations. Learn about the global collaborations that fuel this progress, fusing public and private resources into a united force of ingenuity.

Imagine an era where the Moon’s industrial potential is unlocked, with robots mining asteroids and constructing lunar habitats. Feel the exhilaration as case studies of successful moonbot deployments unfold, detailing not just triumphs but the crucial lessons learned along the way. “Moonbots” paints a vivid picture of future lunar expeditions, linking visionary technologies with societal benefits, and emphasizes the ethical considerations crucial for sustainable exploration. Through educational outreach and public involvement, the book inspires a new generation of dreamers and doers, ready to push the boundaries of space exploration.

Embark on this riveting journey to the Moon and join the quest to master the art of robotics beyond Earth. The lunar revolution awaits. $4.99 on Kindle.

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Free: God, Gravity and the Grand Design: Einstein’s Mindblowing Mistake

February 2, 2024 By

WHAT IF HOW PHYSICISTS VIEW OUR UNIVERSE, THE LAWS OF SCIENCE THAT SERVE AS THE FOUNDATION FOR OUR UNDERSTANDING AND THE ORIGINS OF OUR VERY EXISTENCE, ARE ALL COMPLETELY MISSING SOMETHING IMPORTANT?

In physics, the holy grail is a unified theory that explains how our universe works, unites all the major forces driving our universe, and eliminates the contradictions involving quantum mechanics and relativity. Tom James, in this groundbreaking work, rigorously dissects reality in a way that has never been seen before that challenges current accepted theory. He presents a new, unifying view of our universe based on objects in motion alone one that identifies an entire realm of things that were missed by the best and brightest.

In God, Gravity, and the Grand Design: Einsteins Mind-Blowing Mistake, readers will discover:
How geniuses, like Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, and Stephen Hawking, can be incorrect even if the math matches reality;
A view of gravity using Newton’s Laws of Motion that is so astonishing in design that it is nothing more or less than a miracle of divine engineering;

Evidence for the existence of God and one theory of how God came to exist in the first place;
The key to colonization beyond this planet; and
The importance of love. Free on Kindle.

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Free: The Privilege of Caring: A Doctor’s Urgent Call To Heal The U.S. Healthcare System

December 8, 2023 By

Care enough to be curious. Be curious enough to show you care.

In the aftermath of the global pandemic, we were left devastated and in need of stable and reliable healthcare. Todays polarized political landscape has become consumed by violence and insecurity. Dr. Eric Fethke offers a prescription to improve the health of our nation, kindness, acceptance, and equality.

With over 30 years of experience, Dr. Fethke shares the life lessons he learned while practicing medicine as a pediatric cardiologist. Through personal anecdotes, patient stories, and thoughtful insights, we see behind the curtain to the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of caring for the sick or broken. With incredible humility and an endless supply of patience and genuine sensitivity, Dr. Fethke challenges us to change a broken system so that others without care may finally receive that which they so desperately need.

In The Privilege of Caring, discover:

The personal journey of one doctor, from medical school to his own practice and beyond;
Trends in healthcare and how they impact equitable access for those in need;
Stories from patients struggling to survive who ultimately find a second chance;
Insights into alternative ways of care from within and outside our borders;
A call to action to rise up against the injustices of a broken healthcare system.

It is Dr. Fethkes heart that compels him to treat the hearts of others. His passion, dedication, and unwavering belief in a better future compels us to take action. Restore your faith in humanity by reading The Privilege of Caring today. Free on Kindle.

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Free: 12 Things You Should Know About Living on Mars

October 30, 2022 By

This book sets out the twelve most important aspects of living on Mars.. something people may be doing by the end of the decade..a huge opportunity for humanity.. perhaps it will be you or your children on Mars? Free on Kindle.

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Free: 10 Days of Space Facts & Activities: Science Book For Kids

October 26, 2022 By

Studying and learning science has never been more exciting.
Every day, your child will be learning a new topic and using what they have learned to do a variety of fun exercises designed to help reinforce their learning. Free on Kindle.

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Free: You Are Some Piece of Work

October 5, 2022 By

ARE YOU REALLY WHAT YOU THINK YOU ARE?

You will be surprised by the answer in this guide to self-realization and self-appreciation.

Robert Hamady reveals six neurological findings that indicate it is your brain, not you, that directs yourself and your body.

He follows this with the six principal features of your consciousness and the wonder of you as the self-aware subject of consciousness.

You Are Some Piece Of Work will have you questioning what you know about yourself and at the same time have you marveling at just your average day. Free on Kindle.

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Free: Hopeful Realism: A Climate Manifesto

September 27, 2022 By

Despite making “green” promises and setting abstract future targets, all major institutions operationally ignore the climate crisis, even as some admit there is a problem. The purpose of this Climate Manifesto is to point out why these far-reaching changes in our environment now require us to take drastic steps, not just as individuals but also as whole societies. Free on Kindle.

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Rising Wind

July 15, 2022 By

This suspense action series of the Rising Wind series by Diane Olsen with book three, a prequel to the first two books, so it’s not necessary to have read the first two begins with the lead characters, Sage Dalton and L.W., are the parents of the main character in the other Rising Wind books. Although the characters are different and it is set in an earlier time period, the tone of the book is very similar. This time they discover an ancient text in a Mexican desert tomb that leads Sage, L.W., and a group of fellow explorers to Tibet where they find themselves in the middle of a war. Even with danger at every turn, they still manage to discover secret caves that lead them toward an elusive yet powerful Book of Hope.

Just like the other books in the series, the author combines three strong story elements to make for a fun, exciting, and educational read. First, and foremost, her books have a superb cast of characters that readers can easily relate to. They care about each other, work together to achieve a common goal, laugh together, and cry together. Second, her stories revolve around rare ancient discoveries found all around the world. Much like the great Indiana Jones films, each new discovery comes with an element of danger.

Sometimes the danger comes from a person or an organization that wants to keep the discovery for themselves, or the danger comes from the object itself, or sometimes it’s a little of both. The third common theme is an embracing of all world religions. Religion is somehow intertwined with each rare find that the characters make. This book is a fun read filled with colorful characters and lots of action. I recommend it for fans of character-driven adventure who like to learn about science, ancient civilizations, and world religions along the way.

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Free: Ripped Off!: Overtested, Overtreated and Overcharged, the American Healthcare Mess

May 24, 2022 By

Your share of your health insurance premium and the amount you are paying for your yearly deductible, co-pays, and prescriptions are soaring. Don’t forget that your employer’s share of your premium is coming out of your salary. And unfortunately, you are not alone. What can you do to avoid unnecessary costs and encourage American healthcare reform?

Ripped Off! is your guide to better understanding the problems of the American healthcare system—and what you can do for yourself and how to help enact change. Gilbert Simon, MD, has been a primary care physician for over 50 years. He has seen how the corporate takeover of medicine created a costly, bloated, complex, profit-driven bureaucracy. He explains that the current system is out-dated, unsustainable and that we have come to the time for major reform.

Ripped Off! shows you how healthcare spending will only increase until major legislative and administrative changes are made and how, like other industrialized countries, America can provide high-quality and equitable service to all of its citizens.

After reading this book, you will:

Recognize the need for healthcare reform

Feel confident demanding a better and more affordable healthcare system

Discover the truths of overspending with American healthcare

Call for a new system that keeps you healthy while keeping your paychecks higher Ripped Off! demands the need for a more cost-effective healthcare system. It answers questions like, “How can a universal healthcare system work?” and “How can we find the money to do it?” It is time to make a change and save billions of taxpayer dollars. With this book, you can gain the knowledge and courage to make effective healthcare reform a reality before it’s too late. Free on Kindle.

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Gods In The Ruins: A Vatican Archives Thriller

March 24, 2022 By

Vatican Archeologist Daniel Azar translates a tablet on an ancient Babylonian tomb threatening modern-day world destruction. ISIS wants the contents of the tomb and the Pope is determined not to let them have it. Myth and science clash as Daniel and his friends attempt to prevent world chaos. $0.99 on Kindle.

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Python Programming: The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Master Python Programming Step-by-Step with Practical Exercises

February 7, 2022 By

Do you want to learn good coding techniques quickly and easily?

Are you looking for a dynamic programming language that will do everything you need?

This book provides all the information in one handy place!

Since it was first conceived and released in the early 1990’s, Python has become a favourite computer programming language that has been used by millions. It was designed to be simple to use and easy for beginners who were looking to get started with their own computer programming journeys and has maintained this philosophy to the present day.

This book completes the first book of the Python programming series from the same author.

Now, with the help of this book, Python Programming, you could be programming like a pro in no time and enjoying all the benefits that could bring to your business or personal life, with advantages that include:

• Extensive support libraries
• Open source and community development
• An easy to learn language
• Support for new users
• User friendly data structures
• Improved productivity
• Speed of working that is second to none
• And more…

Even if you’ve never looked at a computer program before and had always thought that learning a computer language would be too difficult, this book can help.With it’s easy to understand and simple language, you could soon be wondering why you never thought about trying computer programming before.

Get a copy of Python Programming today and start your new adventure now!
$0.99 on Kindle.

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Crimsy: A near-future sci fi adventure

February 7, 2022 By

A young scientist and her research team must rescue the greatest discovery in history from the universities, governments, and trillionaires fighting to keep it for themselves. CRIMSY is a realistic take on science and discovery, just 15 years from now. Perfect for fans of Andy Weir and Michael Crichton.

– “Loved it! Amazing plot. Very insightful on the scientific parts of the story. Great writing.”
– “Paints a picture of true scientists and the values they share. I recommend this to those who enjoy good dialogue, thrillers, and realistic fiction.”
– “A funny, thought-provoking, and well-written story of space exploration, politics and the moral issues of scientific investigation.”
$0.99 on Kindle.

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Free: World of Engineering: Historical development, challenges and strategies in modern society

November 29, 2021 By

The book deals with a range of issues encouraging every engineer to exercise a holistic approach, which is based on integration of key elements such as relations and interactions between science & engineering; engineers as decision makers; uncertainties, reliability & failure prevention; responsibility and ethics; engineering and society; education of engineers in the modern era. Free on Kindle.

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Cat’s Whisker

November 17, 2021 By

Cat’s Whisker is the story of Samuel Baron, an engineer, inventor, and successful entrepreneur. Trained as a scientist, Baron nonetheless nurtures a lifelong fascination with mysticism and spirituality, investigating themes as varied and interesting as meditation, jiu-jitsu, biology, anthropology, tai chi, BDSM-and the search for the perfect cocktail. His life is a quest-ultimately a successful one-for a view of the cosmos where science and spirituality don’t just peacefully coexist but are instead intimately bound up as co-equal aspects of an integrated and inspiring reality. $0.99 on Kindle

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The Demogra-fate Hypothesis

November 4, 2021 By

If everything—bodies, memories, stars, the universe itself—has a birth-death life cycle, can humankind exist forever? As they modernize, birthrates in 100+ countries have fallen below the replacement minimum of 2.1 births/woman. Sustained sub-2.1 fertility will make societies older and smaller. With India, South Africa, Mexico… crossing below the 2.1 threshold, will the entire species follow fast-aging and shrinking Japan, whose rising median age may top 60 well before 2100?

Enter our demogra-fate hypothesis: does population aging conclude the natural life cycle of all intelligent species in the universe? $1.99 on Kindle.

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Osmosis: The Molecular Theory

October 26, 2021 By

Osmosis was discovered by J.A. Nollet in 1748. He experimented with water, wine, and a membrane from a pig’s bladder. Instead of the wine being filtered as it passed downwards through the membrane into the water, the water flowed upwards into the wine. This was totally mind boggling and has eluded solution for more than 250 years. We present the complete solution for osmosis. It includes an improved molecular model for solids, liquids, and vapor pressure. This allows a completely new view of Osmosis, diffusion, and molecular behavior of substances. Its applications include chemistry, biology, medicine, physics, diffusion and more. It explains how a single molecule passes through a membrane. It provides the key to:•Designing a medicine for diseased cells. •Understanding the collection of maple syrup•Producing low cost pure water•Understanding anatomy and much more! $9.99 on Kindle

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This’ll Be On The Exam

January 5, 2021 By

This guide is the solution to any struggles you have with math and science. It provides simple, but effective techniques to learn the STEM subjects, while minimizing the frustrations that come with it. These techniques will help you memorize endless amounts of info so that you won’t forget crucial tidbits during an exam, ensure that you’ll never forget that said info, absorb the topics in textbooks, and provide a step by step plan to solve the problems at the back of the chapters. Use these strategies to excel in the sciences, regardless of how you performed in the past. $0.99 on Kindle.

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Free: Super Science Squad: Planet Zero

July 15, 2020 By

The Super Science Squad is heading to outer space. Join Brinkley, Bella and Mason as they head to Planet Zero. Together they will use science to help the king of Planet Zero. This series provides a fun twist, by combining fictional stories with real science. Free on Kindle.

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Oxygen!

February 25, 2019 By eReader Nation

Once enough to serve seven billion people on Earth, the green planet is showing alarming signs of running low on human and animal life’s elixir: oxygen. A team of researchers discovers the unpopular truth during work in the Himalayas and the mountains of northern India. Is this a defining Darwinian moment for mankind?

Governments are desperately trying to prevent the news from spreading, and no means are off-limits. Secrecy and misdirection while preparing for the worst case dominate the crisis management. The scientists themselves are getting into the line of fire and are becoming targets. But is there more to their role than meets the eye? And then there is a mysterious businessman in Hong Kong who somehow seems to be pulling strings in the background. What is his game plan? $1.94 on Kindle.

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Free: Behind Civilisation

June 23, 2018 By eReader Nation

Darwin’s evolution theory revolutionises our understanding of the biological world. In parallel, this book is a critical breakthrough in scientific philosophy, uniting social science with natural science and further science with philosophy. It revolutionises our view on nature, particularly on civilisation, demonstrating that the laws governing the universe also govern civilisation. Free on Kindle.

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Free: STUFF: The Fortunes, Foibles, and Fiascos of Those Who Sought to Understand Matter

June 20, 2018 By eReader Nation

From Archimedes’ bathtub to Schrödinger’s cat, the reader follows the dramatic and humorous events in the history of the ongoing struggle to understand the basic nature of matter and, in the process, painlessly absorbs all the major concepts of middle school physical science.

The structure of the book takes advantage of the fact that basic concepts about the nature of matter were discovered in roughly the same sequence they are taught. The book begins with the ancient Greeks, who first talked about atoms from a viewpoint that was more philosophical than scientific. The story of the next 2,000 years highlights the events and characters in the history of the study of matter. The book ends on the note that all the knowledge we have gained has led us back to asking philosophical questions such as, “Why does matter exist?” The tone is one of whimsy, weirdness, and irreverence. Although historical events are embellished or even completely fabricated for comic effect, it is always clear that the science is accurate. I see the book as a supplement to a middle school physical science class. It should appeal to students who can’t get enough of science and to those looking for something less boring than their textbook. Free on Kindle.

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Chausiku Dark Soul of the Clans (Book Two)

June 10, 2018 By eReader Nation

Chassie has discovered the six powerful clans across the world and inherited her supernatural abilities. She fought and won a major battle but her intuition tells her that the war isn’t over. The clans have a secret…and Rasul has a secret weapon. $0.99 on Kindle.

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The Forgotten

June 10, 2018 By eReader Nation

No one argued when their children were sent to live on the other side of the bridge. No one questioned why. This is the way it’s been for as long as anyone can remember. Are some things better left forgotten? $0.99 on Kindle.