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While his biographers Walter Moore and John Gribbin mention it in their books on Schrödinger, it has been largely ignored.

Timothy Ferris (not that one) and John gribbin have also trod this area.

I highly recommend Stardust by John Gribbin for a thorough and accessible read on the subject of stars and their evolution.

I really enjoyed Six Impossible Things by John Gribbin as a good intro to different equivalent ways of conceptualizing quantum physics.

Gribbin has little faith in the trappings that once were associated with stability and a secure future.

It reminds me of the same question asked in this book, "The Birth of Time: How Astronomers Measured the Age of the Universe" by John Gribbin.

Otherwise, you are in the realm of popularizers like John Gribbin, who I found entertaining but not very enlightening.

I enjoyed "The Scientists" by John Gribbin so much I've read it twice.

Are there any climatologists who have written about Gribbin's Ice Age idea?

The weather effects in The Day After Tomorrow were ripped off from the 1979 novel The Sixth Winter by Douglas Orgill and John Gribbin.

I enjoyed "The Scientists: A History of Science Told Through the Lives of Its Greatest Inventors" by John Gribbin so much I've read it twice.

Moore (1918-2001) in his biography of Schrödinger as a "lolita complex", and described by John Gribbin in his 2012 book as "fondling and cuddling".

It reminds me of the same question asked in this book, "The Birth of Time: How Astronomers Measured the Age of the Universe" by John Gribbin.

I enjoyed "The Scientists" by John Gribbin so much I've read it twice.

I enjoyed "The Scientists: A History of Science Told Through the Lives of Its Greatest Inventors" by John Gribbin so much I've read it twice.

Moore (1918-2001) in his biography of Schrödinger as a "lolita complex", and described by John Gribbin in his 2012 book as "fondling and cuddling".

Gribbin has little faith in the trappings that once were associated with stability and a secure future.

Otherwise, you are in the realm of popularizers like John Gribbin, who I found entertaining but not very enlightening.

Are there any climatologists who have written about Gribbin's Ice Age idea?