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 The Inferno - Fred and Geoffrey Hoyle
Newest Review: ... differences,and sqabbles. The story is is seen through the eyes of one Astro physicist,surnamed Cameron a scotsman,that ... more  ... doesnt suffer fools gladly. The story takes us all over the world ,I will leave you the potential reader to find out where ,it is to do with observatories ,and necessary visits to them. For me the Authors made even the food eaten sound interesting ,you can almost taste the marmalade on toast. We are led to nearly halfway through the book before we realize something very frightening is going to happen. While they are in Australia they find what seems to be Mars in the wrong part of the sky. After this we are led t...more |
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The Inferno - Fred and Geoffrey Hoyle: If you are interested in Astronomy,you will enjoy this book. (324 words)
by - written on 13/10/01 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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I read this book in the early eighties,and really enjoyed it .So with the recent death of Sir Fred Hoyle,I thought I would read this again. I am very interested in Astronomy and Astro- Physics ,and I think you need to be to enjoy this book . The authors give you a fly on the wall view,of a group of scientists ,and how they interact in their personal lives and each other ,their differences,and sqabbles. The story is is seen through the eyes of one Astro physicist,surnamed Cameron a scotsman,that doesnt suffer fools gladly. The story takes us all over the world ,I will leave you the potential reader to find out where ,it is to do with ... Read the complete review
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