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Science Fact or Science Fiction?
Science Fact or Science Fiction? explores common science fiction themes and theories from both a cultural and scientific perspective. Readers will explore each topic's history, examine evidence, and decide whether the topic is fact or fiction. Famous cases, creatures, and people related to the topic are featured. Full-color and black-and-white photos provide new perspectives, bringing each theory to life. Table of contents, fun facts, a glossary, and an index are included. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Checkerboard Library is an imprint of Abdo Publishing, a division of ABDO.
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UFOs: Are Alien Aircraft Overhead? Readers will examine the history of UFOs, Roswell, alien abduction, Area 51and more before deciding for themselves! Table of contents, fun facts, a… More →
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Artificial Intelligence: Can Computers Take Over? Readers will examine the history of artificial intelligence, leading scientists in the field, the Three Laws of robots, the singularity,… More →
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ESP: Does a Sixth Sense Exist? Readers will examine the history of ESP, mind reading, remote viewing, future seers and more before deciding for themselves! Table of contents, fun facts, a… More →
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Ancient Aliens: Did Historic Contact Happen? Readers will examine the history of alien sightings, architecture, Nazca Lines, UFOs, and more before deciding for themselves! Table of contents,… More →
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Time Travel: Is Visiting the Past and Future Possible? Readers will examine the history of time travel, Project Pegasus, famous time travel literature, time slippage, the theory of relativity More →
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Cryptozoology: Could Unexplained Creatures Be Real? Readers will examine the history of Cryptozoology, Bigfoot, Yeti, the Loch Ness Monster and more before deciding for themselves! Table of… More →
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