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BRIEF HISTORY OF TIME, AAuthor: Hawking, StephenCatalogue number: 2694 Number of cassettes: 7 Time (hours): 0.00 Reader: Stamp, Barry Sunday Times Special Literary Prize; Introduction to to-day's most important theories on the cosmos |
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BURIED TREASURE: Travels Through The Jewel BoxAuthor: Finlay, VictoriaCatalogue number: 7642 Number of cassettes: 10 Time (hours): 0.00 Reader: Dinkin, Derina The author has travelled the globe in search of the oddities of nature, prized so highly for jewellery and adornment. And why, when we can now manufacture synthetic gems, do jewels still hold such appeal? |
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CHILDREN OF THE ICEAuthor: Gribbin, John & MaryCatalogue number: 15730 Number of cassettes: 9 Time (hours): 9.00 Reader: Purser, Patrick How the changing climate affected the beginnings of earth's development & inhabitants. |
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EARTH IN SPACE, THEAuthor: Lambert, DavidCatalogue number: 2728 Number of cassettes: 2 Time (hours): 0.00 Reader: Purser, Patrick How was the Earth formed? What do we know about life beyond our Solar System? This book answers these questions and more. |
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EARTH SHOCKAuthor: & F Fitch, B BoothCatalogue number: 999 Number of cassettes: 9 Time (hours): 0.00 Reader: Morison, Sandy Inner explosions and extra-terrestrial bombardment threaten earth |
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MAKING OF THE ENGLISH LANDSCAPE, THEAuthor: Hoskins, W GCatalogue number: 3889 Number of cassettes: 7 Time (hours): 10.50 Reader: Griffin, George Very readable history of the English countryside; |
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MAP THAT CHANGED THE WORLD, THEAuthor: Winchester, SimonCatalogue number: 6231 Number of cassettes: 9 Time (hours): 12.75 Reader: Sanctuary, Gerald William Smith had a passion for rocks and fossils and single-handedly mapped the geology of Great Britain, making him one of the most significant men of the nineteenth century. His map fundamentally changed the way we look at the world but his vision eventually ruined his life. |
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MAUVEAuthor: Garfield, SimonCatalogue number: 5724 Number of cassettes: 6 Time (hours): 8.50 Reader: StJohn, Michael Before 1856 coloured dyes were derived from natural substances making dyeing an expensive process. Whilst researching how to make artificial quinine, William Perkin discovered a colour, Mauve, and a way to mass-produce colour in a factory. |
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NORTHERN LIGHTS, THEAuthor: Jago, LucyCatalogue number: 5922 Number of cassettes: 7 Time (hours): 10.25 Reader: Morison, Sandy The fascinating and moving story of Kristian Birkeland an early twentieth century scientist. At the expense of love and happiness, he worked tirelessly to solve the enigma of the Northern Lights. |
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PATRICK MOORE: 80 NOT OUT: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHYAuthor: Moore, PatrickCatalogue number: 6436 Number of cassettes: 0 Time (hours): 12.75 Reader: StJohn, Michael Patrick Moore first became interested in astronomy as a schoolboy, and is still just as keen. For over 45 years he presented the BBC's programme 'The Sky At Night', where his personality and enthusiasm made him a household name. At 80 years of age he is still working to raise the profile of science and astronomy among the British public. |
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