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It Ain’t Necessarily so, Bro

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It Ain't Necessarily so, Bro

By Karl Kruszelnicki About

‘Why are things as they are and not otherwise?’ Johannes Kepler (1571-1630)

How much chocolate is toxic? Is the Daddy Long Legs the most venomous spider in the world? Did genetic engineering put an ear on the back of a mouse? Is Hardwood hard? Can you ‘spot reduce’ fat and does muscle turn to fat? Did pirates really walk the plank?

Dr Karl exposes more mythconceptions about life, the universe and everything.

Dr Karl Kruszelnicki is the Julius Sumner Miller Fellow at the University of Sydney. He appears on Triple J and other ABC radio stations, and on BBC radio, and is a regular guest of Kochie and Mel on Channel 7’s
Sunrise. This is Dr Karl’s 25th book and is based on his popular Good Weekend column, Mythconceptions.

AuthorKarl Kruszelnicki About
Type Of BookAustralian Information
FormatPaperback
ISBN9780732280611
Published25/10/2006
Lists And AwardsPremier's Reading Challenge 6-9 (SA)
Price Per CopyRRP $27.99
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10–19 copies$23.79
20+ copies$22.39
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Karl Kruszelnicki

Dr Karl Kruszelnicki used to be a ‘proper pukka scientist, engineer and doctor’, but is currently a popular author and science commentator on radio and television. He is the Julius Sumner Miller Fellow at the University of Sydney, in the Science Foundation of the Physics Department

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