A helpful set of tips to help people struggling with physics problems. Richard Feynman helps you solve them with his typical humor.
The Lost Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Stories from a set of radio plays by Denis Green and Anthony Boucher. These stories help fill some of the gaps in Holmes’ life.
Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman!
Richard Feynman is well known for his contributions to quantum mechanics, but should also be known for so much more, like his bongo playing, or safe cracking.
The Thrilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage
Enjoy thrilling adventures with Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage. This book follows along with stories of early computing, containing both fact and fiction.
Blueprint for a Battlestar
Want to build your own death star, or terraform Mars? This book looks at some of the most common science fiction technologies and shows how close we are today.
Engineering Formulas
A great reference for engineers and scientists. Contains constants and formulas for everything from kinematics to radiation physics to differential equations.
Frick Belt Feed Sawmills No. 00
A useful reference for anyone working on Frick 00 sawmills. Also a great reference for those interested in belt feed sawmills in general with in depth drawings.
Pocket Ref
The ultimate quick reference book for engineers, tradespeople, and DIY’ers everywhere. Covering topics from chemistry, to carpentry, to first aid.
Thing Explainer
Randall Munroe helps you learn about complex things using only the top thousand words in the English language leading to a fun adventure in learning.
What If?
From the author of XKCD comes a book that answers questions others may find silly. Every answer thoroughly researched and explained no matter how absurd.