Mr Monk's 10 Science 2015

Bill Bryson - A Short History of Nearly Everything Goodbye Summary Some sailors arrived on Mauritius Island, about 1,300 kilometres o...

The Restless Ape Billy Bryson Lisa Williams Ancient humans shaped rocks into tools they could use. The surprising result is that a bu...

Chapter 28, The Mysterious Biped Summary. Biped:   noun an animal that uses two legs for walking. In 1887 an anatomist Marie Eu...

Surveyor A Surveyor or Land Surveyor is a Scientist who professionally examines the land and buildings. The main idea is to measure the ...

What does a botanist do? A botanist is a scientist who studies different species and aspects of plant biology such as growing patterns (l...

Zoologist- Trent A zoologist is someone who studies the behaviour, origins, genetics, diseases and life progression of animals and wildli...

Summary of Chapter 25 Bill Bryson: The Short History of Nearly Everything Darwin was born in an ordinary christian family. He was born ...

GEOPHYSICIST - A geophysicist is someone who studies the earth using gravity, magnetic, and seismic methods. Some geophysicists tend to do ...

In 1971, Mike Voorhies discovered one of the most extraordinary fossil beds in North America. It was a mass grave for scores of rhinos, hor...

Meteorology is the study of the atmosphere and the cause of the weather. Meteorology has been around for thousands of years dating back whe...

In 1815 a volcano erupted on the island of Sumbawa. This eruption through clouds of ash and dust into the air, blocking out the sun. This ha...

Bill Bryson Chapter 21- Life Goes On - Josh Smithson Fossilisation is an extremely rare occurrence, less than 0.1 percent of all living ...

Every living thing is an elaboration on a single blueprint. This blueprint is called DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid). DNA was first discove...

This chapter is mainly about life beginning on earth , extinction of certain species and the survival of other species through these ext...

Microbiologist study microscopic organisms too small to be seen without a microscope, such as bacteria, viruses, algae or fungi, and the e...

The Chapter "Small World" is all about bacteria. Bacteria is everywhere even when you think it's gone. There is no point in...

The Troposphere is why we are alive. It keeps us warm and without it we would have an average temperature of minus fifty degrees Celsius. T...

Bill Byson - The Bounding Main  The chapter “The Bounding main” is about water and the oceans. Water is everywhere,  a potato is 80% ...

Bill Bryson: Dangerous Beauty- Hamish Priest Dangerous beauty is the 15th chapter of Bill Bryson's "A Short History of Nearly Eve...

This chapter is about how different scientists throughout the century thought about how continents were formed and how they ended up in th...