The Science of Dune: Unauthorized Exploration Into the Real Science Behind Frank Herbert's Fictional Universe

Kevin R. Grazier

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4.00 · 8 ratings · 232 pages · Published: 11 Dec 2007
The Science of Dune: Unauthorized Exploration Into the Real Science Behind Frank Herbert's Fictional Universe by Kevin R. Grazier
In this analysis of the bestselling science fiction adventure of all time, authors explore all aspects of Dune, including the fascinating scientific speculations ranging from physics and chemistry to ecology and evolution, from human psychology and mental potential to technology and genetics. Authors and experts examine what Herbert gets right and what he gets wrong, how lasguns might work and if Bene Gesserit and mentat capabilities are possible. The book also takes a look at whether the ecology of Dune is realistic or if itOCOs theoretically possible to get information from the future. Could humans really evolve as Herbert suggests? How can one build a windtrap or a stillsuit?"
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