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The Brain in Minutes is a work by Rita Carter, part of the "Popular Science" and "In Minutes" series. Presented under the subtitle 200 Key Concepts Explained Instantly, the book focuses on the brain, widely regarded as the most complex structure in the universe. It examines what humanity knows about this organ and how individuals think, smell, speak, learn, and move.SubjectThe book explores why the human brain is so intelligent and how it controls everything from breathing, sleeping, and seeing

Genetics in Minutes, written by Tom Jackson, is a work from the "Popular Science" and "Minutes Inside" series. Presented under the subtitle 200 Core Concepts Explained Instantly, the book introduces 200 concepts in genetics accompanied by visual illustrations. It addresses topics such as the origin and biological foundations of life.SubjectThe book focuses on fundamental questions about life and our existence. It examines questions such as what life is, how living organisms develop from a single

Coming in Minutes, written by Keith Mansfield, is a work from the "Popular Science" and "Coming in Minutes" series. Presented under the subtitle 200 Concepts, Technologies and Consequences That Will Shape Our Future, the book examines what lies ahead for humanity through various phenomena and technologies.SubjectThe book focuses on how humanity will live, work, and entertain itself in the future. It explores questions such as which new technologies will be developed, whether humans will evolve (

Astronomy in Minutes, written by Giles Sparrow, is a volume in the “Popular Science” and “In Minutes” series. The book presents an exploration that begins with our planet and extends to the Solar System, celestial bodies, and constellations, helping readers understand our place in the vast universe.SubjectThe book addresses fundamental questions in astronomy. It seeks answers to queries such as how many constellations cover our planet, what happens when a star dies, how many asteroids exist in o