Mada Kagaku De Tokenai Jūsan No Nazo (Tankobon Hardcover)

I'm curious about how Michael Brooks selected these 13 phenomena and what drew his attention to them. Did he find certain mysteries more compelling than others?

Many of these mysteries remain unsolved, and some explanations seemed more conjectural than definitive. How did that affect your trust in the science presented?

As someone without a science background, I appreciated the clarity, but I wonder if more technical readers felt it was too simplified or just right.