Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for September 17, 2019

Astronomy by Dr. Mel, One Star: “If he’d talked about more than Alpha Centauri, I might have given this a higher rating.”

Entropy isn’t what it used to be.

Obviously “Gravity” gets lighter near the end.

“Intelligent Design” by Doctor Mel – 1 star out of 5. I thought Dr. Mel might be able to explain this topic, but my faith was misplaced.

Dr. Mel’s “Gravity” 5 stars. Once I sat down with it I couldn’t get up.

Actually, that cover looks like the one for “Gravitation” by Misner, Thorne, and Wheeler:

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It isn’t so much that you can’t put it down – at over 1300 pages, you can hardly pick it up!

The book is actually “Antigravity”. “I just couldn’t put it down”

“Gravity” should have been something like “A very heavy read”. “I couldn’t put it down” would be better suited to a book called Antigravity.

Or how about a book titled, “Helium: The Lighter Side of Gases”?

“Black Hole” – Where is that book? It was just here.“The Wit and Wisdom of Brewster Rockit” – Large print, easy read edition.“String Theory” – Ripping yarn.

“Methane” — It stinks!

“Rocket Science” by Dr. Mel – It’s flying off the shelves!

“String Theory” by Dr. Mel – My cat loved it.

How to be a Rockit Surgeon, by Dr “Bones” Mel.

Space: How much is too much?

Entropy: Starts out orderly but gets more random as it progresses

Gravity: A weighty subject

What, no book on aliens?

Is that a novelization of the Sandra Bullock movie?

Schizophrenia by Dr Mel.

The Constant Chattering was so Distracting, I couldn’t finish it.

The universe tends to maximize toward entropy.

His “String Theory for Dummies” had a lot of promising plot threads, but the ending left me hanging.