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Brian Clegg

What Colour is the Sun

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Why do your fingers go wrinkly in the bath? What kind of animal can have 21 limbs? Who would really win a fight between a T.Rex and Godzilla?
Test your knowledge of all things scientific with the biggest, brightest and most mind-bending quiz book this side of the Big Bang. Featuring 100 brain-melting Q&As, with enlightening explanations provided throughout, this is the ultimate examination of what you know about space, chemistry, quantum physics, science fiction and much more.
178 printed pages
Copyright owner
Bookwire
Original publication
2016
Publication year
2016
Publisher
Icon Books

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    • Khen Sween Panghas quoted6 years ago
      The wrinkles, it seems, are human tyre treads for hand grip and to make it less likely we will fall over on wet surfaces.
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    • Mesuthas quoted6 years ago
      When a man sits with a pretty girl for an hour, it seems like a minute. But let him sit on a hot stove for a minute and it’s longer than any hour. That’s relativity.’
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    • Lion Miowhas quoted6 years ago
      Although zircons are sometimes used in place of diamonds, they are a different compound to cubic zirconia – another, more popular faux diamond – which is a crystalline form of zirconium dioxide.
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