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What are the famous popular science works?
Aurora 1

Aurora is a book written by British popular science writer and polar explorer Dr. Melanie Windrich. Well written, rich in knowledge and rigorous in content. This is a grand journey of chasing light and the author's journey of self-discovery. At the end of the book, the author has a deeper understanding and thinking about life and aurora. I realized that everything in the world has its meaning. I am also very touched by the efforts made by some people all their lives, just to pursue an idea or goal. I am even more amazed at human's ability to endure pain, endurance and adaptability after promotion, but in any case, although the future is full of variables, hope is always ahead.

2. "100,000 Why"

One hundred thousand Why is a set of popular science books for teenagers edited and published by Children's Publishing House in the early 1960s. The latest edition is the sixth edition, and the editor of the sixth edition is Han Qide. In the past 50 years, this set of books has been published in six editions, and the cumulative circulation has exceeded 1 100 million copies. It is a scientific enlightenment book for several generations of young people in New China, and has become the first brand of original popular science books in China. It has played an active role in spreading knowledge and popularizing science, and has influenced generations of young people to embark on the road of science. Influenced by it, books with the title of "100,000 Why" emerge in an endless stream, becoming synonymous with children's popular science books.

3. A Brief History of Time is a popular science work created by British physicist stephen william hawking, which was first published in 1988. In this book, Hawking discusses the unresolved conflicts in the existing theories of the universe and points out the problems in unifying quantum mechanics, thermodynamics and general relativity. The orientation of this book is to let ordinary readers who are interested in cosmology know his theory and its mathematical principles.

4. A Brief History of Mankind: From Animals to God is a popular historical work written by yuval harari, which was first published on 20 12. The author describes the history of human evolution from the Stone Age to 2 1 century, and divides human history into four stages: cognitive revolution, agricultural revolution, human integration and unity and scientific revolution.