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  • The Signal

    The first signal changes everything. The second tells humanity where to go.In The Signal: Journey Beyond the Stars, radio astronomer Dr. Nova Jamil detects an extraordinary narrowband transmission at Green Bank Observatory. What first appears to be an unexplained anomaly survives every test, reappears at independent observatories, and begins to move.The source is not fixed among the stars. It is ... Read more

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  • Media Literacy In an AI World

    The message is no longer the whole problem. We must also understand the systems that create, select, personalize, summarize, and amplify it.Artificial intelligence has made information faster, more polished, and easier to produce-but not necessarily more reliable. Images can look authentic without recording a real event. Voices and faces can be convincingly imitated. Rumors can be transformed into ... Read more

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  • Columbia

    Nearly two billion years ago, pieces of Earth's oldest crust came together to form one of the planet's earliest great supercontinents. Its name was Columbia-and its remains are still beneath our feet.Columbia: The Forgotten Supercontinent explores a vanished world assembled long before Pangaea, when ancient continental fragments known as cratons collided, mountain ranges rose across thousands of ... Read more

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  • Fearless

    Fear was never the weakness. The pause was.In Fearless: The Ecology of Fear, Staff Sergeant Daniel Mercer enters a military research program designed to do one thing: shorten the interval between perception and action.The treatment works.Mercer reacts faster. Hesitation falls. Survival projections improve. Fear itself remains intact-but the brain's conflict window narrows. Ambiguous situations ... Read more

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  • Footsteps

    A son searching for his father's legacy discovers a calling of his own.In Footsteps: A Son's Journey, Josh Wolfe has spent years avoiding the memory of the volcanologist father he lost at Mount Saint Helens. When his mother announces plans to remarry, the fear of losing his father all over again forces Josh to confront the past he has kept buried.His search begins with old newspaper reports and ... Read more

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  • Rodinia

    More than a billion years ago, Earth had land, oceans, atmosphere, energy, and life-but the planet still did not fully work as a living system.Rodinia: The Mother of Supercontinents explores a vanished world in which the essential ingredients for habitability were present but poorly coordinated. The land was barren and exposed. Oxygen existed, but it was low and unstable. Ozone formed, but ... Read more

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  • Rebuilding the Ladder

    Losing a job should not mean losing your direction, identity, and future-but America's unemployment system was never designed to help workers navigate lasting economic change.Rebuilding the Ladder: From Unemployment to Reemployment in 21st-Century America presents a practical case for replacing a passive, Depression-era safety net with a modern system that actively guides displaced workers back ... Read more

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  • What Lies Beneath

    Beneath every landscape, city, and civilization lies another world-older, darker, and far more active than it appears.What Lies Beneath: The Secret Life of the World Below takes readers on a journey through the hidden realms beneath our feet, from fragile topsoil and ancient bedrock to underground rivers, living caves, mines, tunnels, buried cities, and the deepest scientific boreholes ever ... Read more

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  • The Narrator Within

    Inside every mind is a quiet storyteller-one that turns memory, perception, and experience into the continuous story of a self. But how reliable is that narrator?The Narrator Within explores the fragile neurological architecture behind identity, consciousness, memory, and self-awareness through remarkable cases in which the mind's internal story begins to fracture.John S. Pritchett introduces ... Read more

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  • Moments of Madness

    The nuclear age was never only about the bomb. It was about the extraordinary systems, dangerous assumptions, and fragile human judgments built around it.Moments of Madness: Weapons of Reason and Ruin in the Nuclear Age examines the aircraft, missiles, submarines, battlefield weapons, tests, and doctrines created to make nuclear deterrence credible-and the moments when strategic logic approached ... Read more

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  • What Lies Within

    Beneath the familiar surface of the Earth lies another world-vast, dynamic, essential, and permanently beyond human reach.What Lies Within: The Earth's Core and the Limits of Knowing explores how scientists understand the planet's interior without ever seeing or touching it, and what that distance reveals about knowledge, control, and human dependence.Everything known about the Earth's deepest ... Read more

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  • What Lies Under

    Most of Earth lies beneath the ocean, yet much of that vast world has never been directly observed.What Lies Under: The Deep Ocean and the Power of the Unseen explores the largest, least understood environment on the planet-and the growing consequences of depending on systems we can barely see.The deep ocean absorbs heat, stores carbon, regulates climate, supports unfamiliar forms of life, and ... Read more

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