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Startalk, everything you ever need to know about space travel, sci-fi, the human race, the universe, and beyond, with Neil deGrasse Tyson

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Startalk, everything you ever need to know about space travel, sci-fi, the human race, the universe, and beyond, with Neil deGrasse Tyson

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eng

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illustrations

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no index present

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non fiction

Main title

Startalk

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1085352350

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with Neil deGrasse Tyson

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everything you ever need to know about space travel, sci-fi, the human race, the universe, and beyond

Summary

What will it take to colonize Mars? Can we reverse climate change? Why do we fall in love? And will we ever capture Bigfoot? StarTalk is both a podcast and a National Geographic television program where host Neil deGrasse Tyson and his celebrity guests wrestle with these pressing questions and many more in an attempt to reveal the secrets of the universe and beyond. Filled with cool photos, smart scientific facts, and witty commentary on everything from the International Space Station to our unique anatomy, this companion volume is a dive into some of the most provocative subjects in science today

Table Of Contents

What do I pack for Mars? -- What do I eat in space? -- Can we use wormholes to travel? -- Who goes there? -- Are we there yet? -- Pale blue dot or big blue marble? -- How do we get water? -- Where do storms come from? -- Is there a solution for pollution? -- Is this the end of the world as we know it? -- If we evolved from monkeys, why are monkeys still here? -- Can science help me find true love? -- What's the spice of life? -- Where does creativity come from? -- Shall we play a game? -- Is God real? -- When are the zombies coming? -- Could Superman survive a black hole? -- Why don't we have flying cars yet? -- Could bigfoot be a space alien? -- When will we be able to time-travel?

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Star talkEverything you ever need to know about space travel, sci-fi, the human race, the universe, and beyond

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