“Beware. Reading this delightful book will allow you to understand what Sheldon Cooper is really saying. And who knows where that might lead. Bazinga!”
Ira Flatow,
host of Science Friday and two*-time co-star of The Big Bang Theory
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“Fun, savvy and at just the right level!”
Paul Halpern,
author of What’s Science Ever Done for Us?: What The Simpsons Can Teach Us about Physics, Robots, Life, and the Universe and Einstein’s Dice and Schrödinger’s Cat: How Two Great Minds Battled Quantum Randomness to Create a Unified Theory of Physics
“Whether you’re a hardcore fan or you’ve only seen a couple of episodes, the book will give you a glimpse of the way science geeks see the world,
and why they find science so much fun.”
F.D. Flam,
Forbes magazine science columnist
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Audio/video
Video clipsLeonard drops a bottle (2 min., 5MB)
Stephen Hawking’s opinion (1 min., 2MB)
The longest “[science to come]” ever (1 min., 2MB)
What a science humorist is (1 min., 340KB)
The Big Bang Buzzcast — ep. 93 (audio, 58 min., 6/29/15)
The Drunken Dork — ep. 43 (audio, 64 min., 6/29/15)
The Naked Scientists — ep. 15.06.16 (audio, 53 min., 6/16/15)
Popular Science Radio — ep. 269 (audio, 43 min., 6/6/15)
Says You! — ep. 2006 (audio, 12 min., 10/24/15)
Stop. Think. Science! — ep. 11 (audio, 37 min., 9/14/15)