SUMMARY and ANALYSIS of Dan Levitt's Book WHAT's GOTTEN into YOU The Story of Your Body's Atoms, from the Big Bang Through Last Night's Dinner |
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| Author:
| Evans, Vashty |
| ISBN: | 979-8-3784-6221-6 |
| Publication Date: | Feb 2023 |
| Publisher: | Independently Published
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $7.99 |
Book Description:
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This is not a book written by Dan Levitt's, nor is it the original book Titled "What's Gotten Into You"
Vashty Evans, however, has skillfully and effectively put up a succinct SUMMARY of the above great Book that states:
* Restates and simplifies the author's argument.
* Written in understandable plain English for people of all literacy levels.
* Clearly explains some key concepts that you could have overlooked.
* It is cost-...
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This is not a book written by Dan Levitt's, nor is it the original book Titled "What's Gotten Into You"
Vashty Evans, however, has skillfully and effectively put up a succinct SUMMARY of the above great Book that states:
* Restates and simplifies the author's argument.
* Written in understandable plain English for people of all literacy levels.
* Clearly explains some key concepts that you could have overlooked.
* It is cost- and time-effective while yet being worthwhile.
About the Original Book
Every one of us contains a billion times more atoms than all the grains of sand in the earth's deserts. If you weigh 150 pounds, you've got enough carbon to make 25 pounds of charcoal, enough salt to fill a saltshaker, enough chlorine to disinfect several backyard swimming pools, and enough iron to forge a 3-inch nail. But how did these elements combine to make us human?
All matter--everything around us and within us--has an ultimate birthday: the day the universe was born. This informative, eye-opening, and eminently readable book is the story of our atoms' long strange journey from the Big Bang to the creation of stars, through the assembly of Planet Earth, and the formation of life as we know it. It's also the story of the scientists who made groundbreaking discoveries and unearthed extraordinary insights into the composition of life. Behind their unexpected findings were investigations marked by fierce rivalries, obsession, heartbreak, flashes of insight, and flukes of blind luck. Ultimately they've helped us understand the mystery of our existence: how a quadrillion atoms made of particles from the Big Bang now animate each of our cells.
Shaped by the curious mind and bold vision of science and history documentarian Dan Levitt, this wondrous book is no less than the story of life itself.