[WITHDRAWN] BOOKS! Astronomy, science, evolution, ID, dinosaurs and others

[OneOfOne (Trevor)]

I am clearing some space on my bookcase and have reluctantly decided to sell many of my books to try to free up some room (perhaps for more books). Delivery is $10 per order either local or interstate regardless of the number of books you select. If you want a more detailed description of the contents of any particular book, enter the title and author into Amazon and they should come up. All books are in excellent condition, I look after my books. Any damage is noted for individual books. I have grouped them under several subject headings, so you might want to search all the way through. Also let me know if there is anything on my other for sale lists and I will bundle them together and give you a price reduction.

Astronomy related books:

[Sold]Astronomical objects for southern telescopes by Hartung, 1995 second edition, hardback. Say no more, one of the most sought after astronomical books. Excellent condition, reluctant sale at $150.

[Sold]Titan unveiled by Lorenz and Mitton, softcover 2008, 265 pages. Everything we knew about Titan up to the print date, including the landing of Huygens. Excellent condition, $5.

[Sold]Unmasking Euoropa by Greenberg, 2008 edition, hardback, 277 pages. One of the most fascinating books I have read in years. Fantastic description of a possible cause of the markings on the surface of this moon, $10.

[Sold]Europa by Pappalardo, McKinnon and Khurana, hardback 2009, 727 pages. This is a monumental work on Europa with more than 80 authors! It is like reading an encyclopaedia and took me nearly a year to read. From the subsurface ocean, surface ice, magnetic fields and everything else you could think of, $25.

[Sold]Mission Jupiter by Fischer, 2001 edition, hardback, 317 pages. A very detailed description of the Galileo mission up to the end of 2000, $10.

[Sold]Roving Mars by Squyres, 2005 hard cover (first edition), 422 pages. The story of Spirit and Oppurtunity, from mission submission, planning, construction, testing, problem solving, launch, landing and exploration by the man with the vision, $10.

[Sold]Philip's Night Sky Atlas by Scagell, 2004 softcover, 128 pages. With small sections on each constellation, both north and south, and sections on the Moon and solar system. Great beginners book, $5.

[Sold]Beyond by Benson, 2003 softcover, 319 pages. A compilation of images from various planetary probes, from Mercury to Mars, Jupiter to Neptune and several asteroids in between, a great coffee table book, $5.

[Sold]Saturn, A New View, by Lovett, Horvath and Cuzzi, 2006 hardback, 191 pages. A compilation of images of Saturn and it's moons as seen by Cassini, $5.

[Sold]The Planets by McNab and Younger, 1999 hardback, 240 pages. Accompanying book to the BBC series of the same name, $5.

Extraterrestrial Life:
[Sold]Talking about Life, conversations on astrobiology edited by Impey, 2010 hardback, 408 pages. A compilation of interviews with more than a dozen reknowned scientists about the posibility of life outside of Earth, $10.

[Sold]Confessions of an alien hunter by Shostak 2009, hardback 309 pages. A fascinating book by the leader of the SETI group, his thoughts and hopes, $10.

[Sold]Cosmic Company, the search for life in the Universe by Shostak and Barnett, 2003 hardback 161 pages. Earlier thoughts by Shostak about SETI, some descriptions of earlier searches, results, methods used and future projects, $5.

Evolution:
Only a theory, evolution and the battle for America's Soul by Miller, hardback 2008 edition 244 pages. An analysis of the intelligent design movement and evolution with an emphasis on the well known 2005 Dover case, $5.

Your inner fish, by Shubin, 2008 hardback 229 pages. A detailed description of evolution theory from the earliest bacteria to modern forms, a great read, $5.

The making of the fittest by Carroll, softcover 2006 301 pages. A description of how DNA works in the context of evolution and the formation of various organs, $5.

[Sold]Lamarck's evolution, two centuries of genius and jealousy by Honeywill, softcover 2008 205 pages. An interesting study of the theories of Lamarck, poses some interesting questions and answers, maybe he was not as wrong as we thought, $5.

[Sold]Why Darwin matters, the case against intelligent design, by Shermer 2006 hardback 199 pages. A discussion from one of the key opponents of intelligent design, $5.

The plausibility of life by Kirschner and Gerhart 2005 softback 314 pages. A discussion of evolutionary theory, how DNA codes for differences in species, $5.

Evolution, what the fossils say and why it matters by Prothero, 2007 hardback 381 pages. A discussion of evolutionary theory by a world reknowned evolutionary scientist, $10.

[Sold]Creationism's Trojan horse, the wedge of intelligent design by Forrest and Gross, 2004 softcover 431 pages. If you have ever heard of the Dover intelligent design trial you will find this book fascinating. The authors have analysed evidence presented in the case and placed it all in one book. Pretty heavy reading, but worth the time and effort, $10.

[Sold]Godless, how an evangelical preacher became one of America's leading atheists, 2008 softcover 376 pages (front cover has a large crease on the corner). The story of a man who was raised an evangelical preacher who became an athiest, his thoughts on religion, science and evolutionary theory. Worth a read, $5.

Intelligent Design:
[Sold]Intelligent Design, the bridge between science and theology by Dembski, 1999 softcover 312 pages. An early book by one of the leading ID writers and proponents, $5. You cannot truly comment on the evolution versus intelligent design controversy without reading both sides of the arguement and this is one of many books by this author, $5.

[Sold]The Dawkins delusion? by McGrath and McGrath, 2007 hardcover 118 pages. A very brief response to Dawkins' God Delusion, presenting an alternate side to the arguement, $5.

The great dinosaur mystery solved! A biblical view of these amazing creatures by Ham, 2008 seventh printing 182 pages. An interesting alternate view of man and dinosaurs, $5.

Science and evidence for design in the universe by Behe, Dembski and Meyer, 2000 softcover 234 pages. A compilation of proceedings from a 1999 conference on intelligent design by the three leading proponents of the ID movement, $5.

[Sold]Darwin's black box by Behe, 2006 softcover 329 pages. A 10th anniversary edition of one of Behe's best known books on his challenge to evolutionary theory, $5.

[Sold]Of Pandas and People by Davis and Kenyon, hardback 2005 second edition 170 pages. If you have ever heard of the Dover intelligent design case this is "The Book" that started it all. Regardless of which side of the evolutionary fence you stand, you need to at least read this book, $10.

Dinosaurs:
[Sold]National Geographic Dinosaurs by Barrett, 2001 hardcover 192 pages. Regardless of your age or if your kids just love dinosaurs, this is one of the best books on the subject with descriptions of more than 50 different dinosaurs, where and when they lived, size comparisions and more, $10.

[Sold]Dinosaurus, the complete guide to dinosaurs by Parker, 2003 hardcover 448 pages. This is a monumental work on the subject covers every dinosaur you have ever heard of and more you haven't, $10.

Miscellaneous subjects:
[Sold]The origin of the bible by Bruce, Packer, Comfort and Henry, 2003 softcover 331 pages. This book describes the evolution of the Bible as a book, where its contents came from and how it was translated into so many versions, $5.

[Sold]Catastrophes and lesser calamities, the causes of mass extinctions by Hallam, 2005 softcover 226 pages. Describes theories of various mass extinctions (not just the one we all know about) over hundreds of millions of years, from volcanic activity, changes in sea level, continental drift to meteorites. It helps to show just how lucky we are, $5.

[Sold]When life nearly died, the greatest mass extinction of all time by Benton, 2008 softcover 336 pages. Not the extinction of the dinosaurs, but a much greater extinction event millions of years earlier in the Permian. Theories of the cause and the results, an interesting read, $5.

[Sold]The time paradox, the new psychology of time that will change your life by Zimbardo, 2008 softcover 378 pages. How we perceive time and its impact on our lives, $5.

Physics of the impossible by Kaku, 2008 softcover 329 pages. Describes the science of force fields, teleportation and time travel. An interesting read for those with an enquiring mind, $5.

Hyperspace, a scientific odyssey through parallel universes, time warps and the 10th dimension by Kaku, 1995, 359 pages. One of Kaku's earlier books on rather esoteric scientific theories, $5.

[Sold]How to dunk a doughnut, the science of everyday life by Fisher, 2003 softcover, 241 pages. A discussion of all sorts of scientific matters, from how a hammer works, to how we catch a ball or how does taste work, $5.