Wie man mit einem Schokoriegel die Lichtgeschwindigkeit misst und andere nützliche Experimente für den Hausgebrauch

by Mick O'Hare, Birgit Brandau (Übersetzer), Hans Günter Holl (Übersetzer)

247 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

Mick O’Hare (* 1964 in Mirfield, England) is a British editor and writer who travels between the US and the UK.

Currently, he is an editor for New Scientist, the leading British weekly for science, writing among other things the "The Last Word" column of questions and answers. He edited Profile’s bestselling book "Does Anything Eat Wasps?" and its successors "Why Don’t Penguins’ Feet Freeze?" and "Do Polar Bears Get Lonely?".

Mick joined New Scientist in 1992 after being the production editor for Autosport. He still occasionally works as a rugby league writer and also edits sports books. He has a geology degree.

Reviews

[Sebastian · Rating 1 out of 5]

The idea is good but in general the book turned out too painful to be read. Dropped it after the first 50 pages.