SEEKING

by Angela Habbie

This book explores the theories and ideas surrounding the evolution of the Earth and other worlds that may hold the potential for life and help understand the Blue Planet's processes further.

35 pages, Paperback

First published October 10, 2020

Reviews

[David]

This isn't really a "book", it's a loose jumble of cursory poorly written research notes.

To give you a feel, here's the very first sentence:

Gas bubbles trapped in ancient rocks and atmospheres of planets and moons of the solar system, have helped scientists gather data to construct theories surrounding the earth’s early atmosphere.

No introduction, no context, awkward phrasing, incorrect punctuation. It doesn't get any better.

Half of the content is spent on the exoplanets of the Trappist-1 system, adding to the randomness by providing a level of detail (including a quote from a grad student studying the system) that feels out of place in what is otherwise an extremely high-level overview.

It's not at all clear what the purpose of writing this was or who is the intended audience, as it's useless for everyone. Trying to sell this for $10 on Amazon is robbery, at least it was available on Kindle Unlimited.

[Adina Grey]

It's an interesting read