Bookshelf.
Deep Life
Tullis C. Onstott
A geomicrobiologist takes readers on a journey around the world, and deep underground, to discover the diverse collection of microbes that reside in some of the most extreme environments on Earth. Princeton Univ., $35
Strangers in a New Land
J.M. Adovaslo and David Pedler
A few dozen pre-Columbian archaeological sites are profiled in this coffee table book, which examines how and when people colonized the Americas. Firefly Books, $49.95
My Dear Li
Anna Maria HirschHeisenberg (ed.)
This collection of over 300 letters between physicist Werner Heisenberg and his wife, Elisabeth, offers a new perspective on the Nobel laureate's atomic research and everyday life in Nazi Germany. Yale Univ., $40
The Cure for Catastrophe
Robert Muir-Wood
In reviewing natural disasters from the last few centuries, a global risk expert dissects the role that humans play in turning earthquakes, hurricanes and other natural events into true catastrophes. Basic Books, $29.99
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| Title Annotation: | science books |
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| Publication: | Science News |
| Article Type: | Brief article |
| Date: | Nov 12, 2016 |
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