The Science of The Big Bang Theory: What America's Favorite Sitcom Can Teach You about Physics, Flags, and the Idiosyncrasies of Scientists
by Mark Brake
Mark Brake examines the science associated with The Big Bang Theory, using the popular sitcom as a starting point for exploring physics, flags, and the distinctive habits of scientists. Accessible and engaging, the book considers how entertainment can open fresh perspectives on scientific ideas and culture.
About This Book
Mark Brake explores the science presented through The Big Bang Theory, one of America's favorite sitcoms.
The book connects the show's world to physics, offering an accessible look at scientific ideas.
It also considers flags and the idiosyncrasies of scientists, broadening the discussion beyond equations and experiments.
Written for readers interested in science and popular culture, this book examines what entertainment can teach about the way science is understood.
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