Brain, Nature, Mind, Universe: Interesting Facts & Unsolved Mysteries of Science and the Cosmos
Updated for 2024 with the Latest Scientific Discoveries
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Brain, Nature, Mind, Universe: Interesting Facts & Unsolved Mysteries of Science and the Cosmos
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Narrated by:
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Nathan Ashcroft
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Oliver Elliott
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Explore the mysteries of the universe, our minds, and the natural world
Brain, Nature, Mind, Universe is your gateway to the most astonishing wonders of science and the mysteries that continue to baffle experts. Delve into mind-bending facts and intriguing stories about everything from our brains to the cosmos. Each chapter reveals fascinating truths, quirky discoveries, and unsolved puzzles that will inspire curiosity in listeners of all ages.
Updated with the latest breakthroughs of 2024, this book brings to life the science behind how nature, our minds, and the cosmos work. It's perfect for anyone who loves amazing facts, science mysteries, and the big questions about life and the universe.
Discover:
- The bird that dives faster than an airplane at takeoff.
- A plant that stretches an area larger than Washington, DC.
- A volcano the size of New Mexico.
- Black holes warping space and time to their limits.
- Brain calculations faster than those of a computer.
- Blind patients who can unconsciously “see”.
- Mind's power to remove warts and reverse aging.
- The most rigorous research program studying the effect of human intentions on the physical world.
And more!
For curious minds, young and old, Brain, Nature, Mind, Universe is an invitation to explore, learn, and wonder!
©2024 Shuo Luo (P)2025 Shuo LuoWhat listeners say about Brain, Nature, Mind, Universe: Interesting Facts & Unsolved Mysteries of Science and the Cosmos
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- Pink
- 18-04-25
Mind-Blowing Stuff Without Feeling Like a Science
I wasn’t sure if this would be too dense, but it totally wasn’t. It’s full of those random, fascinating facts that make you go, “wait, how did I not know that?” Some parts had me straight up pausing to Google more. It hits on brain science, nature, the universe and basically all the big questions, with a chill vibe. You don’t need to be a science nerd to enjoy it, just curious. Super cool listen for long drives or chill nights.
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- Judy Best
- 25-04-25
Expand Your Mind with Every Chapter
If you're someone who delights in uncovering the wonders of the natural world, the enigmas of the cosmos, and the complexities of the human mind, Brain, Nature, Mind, Universe is a treasure trove waiting to be explored.
Oliver Elliott masterfully weaves together captivating facts and unsolved mysteries, taking listeners on an exhilarating journey from the depths of the oceans to the far reaches of space, and into the intricate workings of our own brains. Whether it's learning about the peregrine falcon's astonishing speed or delving into the perplexities of consciousness and perception, each chapter offers insights that are both enlightening and thought-provoking.
What sets this audiobook apart is its ability to make complex scientific concepts accessible and engaging. Elliott's narrative invites listeners to ponder profound questions about existence, reality, and the potential of the human mind, all while grounding these explorations in real-world phenomena and research.
For anyone eager to expand their understanding of the universe and themselves, this audiobook is not just informative - it's transformative.
Embark on this journey of discovery and let your curiosity soar.
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- Karl G. Long
- 20-04-25
Comprehensive Look at Nature and Brain
As this audiobook moves through chapters about animals, plants and natural events, It covers the fastest, largest smallest and most sensual. This is followed a chapter about extreme natural events, such as volcanoes, tornados, extreme heat and extreme cold. Then chapters about unexplained natural events and the fascinating universe. Finally, two chapters cover the brain and the elusive mind. Every chapter is filled with interesting information and questions about consciousness and the power of mind.
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- hhe
- 19-04-25
Surprising Science for the Curiously Minded
This audiobook is packed with fascinating facts and big ideas—delivered in a fun, easygoing style that’s perfect for curious minds. Covering everything from the brain to the cosmos, it makes complex topics feel accessible without dumbing them down. Whether you’re a casual learner or just love a good “did you know?” moment, this is a great listen for commutes, downtime, or anyone who likes their science served with a side of wonder.
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- Anonymous
- 27-04-25
kept me hooked
I’m a huge fan of random science facts, and this audiobook did not disappoint. The topics are fascinating, the pace is easy to follow, and it covers a lot of new discoveries too. Definitely worth a listen!
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