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Einstein: The Man and His Mind

by Gary S Berger MD

Einstein: The Man and His Mind gives readers a sense of familiarity with Einstein as a real person and the essence of his contributions. This is accomplished through full-page annotated photographs of Einstein that tell the story of his extraordinary life in science. Designed for general readers and scholars, this beautifully produced large-format visual book is unlike all previous books on the man. Fifty-one original photographic images―mostly signed portrait photos―are supplemented by 53 rare ... more

Regenerative Agriculture: The Climate Crisis Solution

by Stephen Erickson

This book — Regenerative Agriculture – THE Climate Crisis Solution, delves into What It Is, How It Will Revitalize Rural Communities Across America, & Why It Is Now Essential for Human Survival on Earth. RA explains how regenerative agriculture differs from industrial agriculture, reveals how regenerative agriculture at scale will reinvigorate impoverished rural communities and local economies nationwide, and why it is also our only existing solution to an even greater problem — the biggest thre... more

The Coming Singularity

by Gary A. Freitas

As we approach 2050, it is projected that human consciousness will encounter a superior intelligence for the very first time: artificial machine intelligence. It is important for us to understand the evolutionary impact of this event, but also that we are being altered from the inside out for the singularity to arise. Are we ready? Will we be adaptive? How will we change? The Coming Singularity explores the psychological impact of the changes coming our way and the many adaptations we will have ... more

American Vacation: 12,000 Miles Into the Wild West

by Raluca Barbu

Raluca and M. are two thirty-something fresh divorcees who have just rediscovered love in the late summer of their lives. They have embarked on a brand new relationship together, and all they want is to explore each other’s worlds. Raluca shares the importance of writing in her life, and M. has a deep love for nature. A year and a half into their romance, M. starts planning an ambitious trip to the US with the intention of experiencing his favorite places with his new partner. This is how their ... more

Evolution Ended

by J. J. Jerome

Something’s gone wrong with our society. Evolution was the driving force behind the human race until the 1960s when science began to derail the process. After all, survival of the fittest doesn’t apply when technology allows everyone to survive and reproduce. The end of evolution helps explains everything from the decline of the nuclear family to gender fluidity, mass shootings, the anti-vax movement, our growing political division and, the rise of Donald Trump. This eye-opening book examines t... more

Simple Answers to the Bog Questions

by Ned Abraham

In this book, all beliefs, convictions, theories, and assumptions, whether scientific, religious, or humanistic, about the formation of the universe, the generation of life including that of Homo sapiens, the past, the present and the future, are set aside. Evidence for or against a conviction is examined in an easy-to-read format but using Scientific Methodology, the only truly objective way to measure evidence. With no preconceived opinions, Stephen Hawking’s and Religion’s answers to life’s ... more

The Song of the Ape: Tenth Anniversary Edition

by Andrew R. Halloran

An absorbing investigation of chimpanzee language and communication. This Tenth Anniversary Edition contains a new final chapter and a new preface. The Song of the Ape traces the individual histories of five chimpanzees Interspersed with these histories, the book details the long history of scientists attempting (and failing) to train apes to use human grammar and language. Ultimately, the book shows that while laboratories try in vain to teach human grammar to a chimpanzee, there is a living... more

What Humans Perceive as Time and Space are just Facets of Energy

by Moshe Segal

Did you ever wondered if what we perceive as Time really exists, or is it just an illusion? Did you also ever wondered if what we perceive as Space really exists, or is it also just an illusion? Did you ever wondered from which entities our Universe is actually composed? Would you be surprised to find out that the Universe is actually composed of only one entity? This book analyzes paradoxes and peculiarities in the science of Physics today, and arrives at the following revolutionary conc... more

Climate Crisis Plan

by Philip Kent-Hughes

Meaningful action on climate change is possible

This book explains how you can be part of the solution. Using his expertise as a consultant in emergency and crisis management, Philip Kent-Hughes offers a clear-sighted response to climate change.

In this book you will:

Receive step-by-step guidance to help save you money while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Learn how to communicate and connect with others, contributing to t... more

A Paradoxical Life: Where Did We Come From?

by Diondre Mompoint

The origin of life has always been questioned for the longest of time. The most credible scholars are stumped by the complexity of life and cannot come to an agreement of where we may have came from. What If there were ideas for all life's origin? Join Diondre Mompoint and other skeptics in revealing the origin of life.

Nature Norm's North Woods

by Norman Weeks

The land of wolves, moose, bears, and 10,000 lakes. Nature Norm’s North Woods is an anecdotal natural history of northeastern Minnesota, based upon the author’s forty years’ experience there. Nature Norm first describes the woods-and-waters setting from the vantage point of his cabin on Pelican Lake. He then surveys the wildlife in the area and relates various animal encounters. Next, he conducts hiking and canoeing excursions. He concludes with a consideration of the human impact upon the no... more

2023 Avalanche Catastrophe Risk Analysis

by Wayne Adams

Wayne Adams attended Haskell Indian Nations University and the University of Kansas for Meteorology. Wayne graduated from Haskell Indian Nations University in 2009. He currently attends Unity College and is a senior there. Wayne is working toward a Bachelor's Degree in Climate Science. He has had many books published on LULU Books, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble. Wayne has had a winter forecast book from 2021 - to 2022 return with great accuracy for months in advance climatology forecasting... more

Some Mistakes of Darwin and a Programmer's Theory of Life

by Daniel G. Vintner

★★★★★ "Imaginative, thought-provoking, and incredibly thorough!" - Reader Review
★★★★★ Literary Titan Gold Book Award September 2022
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The evolution debate has been raging on the outskirts of academia for two centuries, and the sides have never been further apart than they are now.

“Science versus religion” and “evolution versus creationism” was what the audience heard for a long time.

In the twentieth century God was brought dow... more

Climatological Statistical Tornado Forecasts in Tornado Alley 2023

by Wayne Adams

On November 11, 2012, Wayne Adams forecast a tornado six months in advance to the street. He sent an email to the American Meteorology Society President and a snail mail letter to the National Severe Storms Laboratory. He was successful in this forecast and received an email back from theNational Severe Storms Laboratory explaining what the next step was to bring this new way of forecasting to science. Again on March 1, 2021, Wayne sent an email to the National Weather Service in Tulsa forecasti... more

Zoology's Greatest Mystery

by Gary Meaney

The 101 fascinating natural wonders in this beautifully illustrated book will forever transform your view of the animal and plant world. Come with Gary on a jaw-dropping journey across nature's most amazing and bizarre. You will learn about the mould that solves mazes, why the giant panda is lucky to be alive, how a fish with no mouth eats, why your brain is afraid of snakes, and why one microscopic creature is the most puzzling mystery in all zoology.

Making Mental Might: How to Look Ten Times Smarter Than You Are

by Bernard M. Patten

Doctor Bernard Patten―erstwhile Memory Fellow of the New York Academy of Medicine, founder of the first memory clinic at the Neurological Institute of New York, and author of scientific papers on memory therapy and memory problems―wants to help you to a better mind, a better memory, and, consequently, a better life. Memory degradation happens to everyone. Even people in good health forget where they park their cars or leave their reading glasses. Some draw a blank entering their PIN. Is the s... more

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