SETI public: Book Review: Dying Planet

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Book Review: Dying Planet

"Summary - (Aug 25, 2005) Scientists always function on the cutting edge of
their field. New discoveries, new processes, and new events highlight a
challenging and sometimes rewarding career. However, scientists share this
edge with others. For example, authors of science fiction novels regularly
create new worlds, new physics and new societies that allow us to
contemplate our own existence and guide our scientific studies.

"Robert Markley in his book Dying Planet captures nuances of both these
fields in reviewing how research and literature about the planet Mars have
been busily advancing our wonder, questioning and knowledge."

http://www.universetoday.com/am/publish/book_review_dying_planet.html?2582005

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