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Exploring the UFO phenomenon, this book delves into the psychological, sociological, and anthropological aspects surrounding extraterrestrial beliefs and behaviors since 1947. It offers insights into ancient visitors and their potential influence on Earth, examining enigmatic artifacts like the Great Pyramid of Giza and structures at Gobekli Tepe. Additionally, it presents a captivating journey through the ancient Astronaut Theory, highlighting the profound philosophical implications of discovering independent life beyond our planet and reshaping our understanding of morality.

Exploring the hidden realms of knowledge, this book delves into various disciplines of occultism, including Alchemy, Astrology, and Divination. It introduces readers to concepts like the Philosopher's Stone, believed to transform base metals and offer an elixir of life. Aimed at newcomers, it clarifies the often complex landscape of occult sciences, emphasizing esoteric astrology for personal growth. The text also discusses the spiritual practices and beliefs surrounding mysticism, magic, and the human desire to understand time and existence, particularly during societal upheaval.

Human activities since the 1800s, particularly the burning of fossil fuels, have significantly accelerated climate change, altering temperatures and weather patterns. While natural variations, such as changes in the solar cycle, contribute to these shifts, the predominant influence comes from anthropogenic sources. The book delves into the complexities of these long-term environmental changes and their implications for the planet.

Focusing on the concept of life hacking, this book explores various strategies for enhancing personal productivity and navigating life's challenges. It encourages readers to adopt a mindful approach, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness and decision-making in achieving a fulfilling existence. By addressing profound life questions and promoting individual strategies, the book aims to inspire a more vibrant and compassionate life. It presents life hacking as an accessible tool for realizing one's potential and overcoming obstacles with creativity and confidence.

The book offers a straightforward approach to research methods, making complex techniques easier to grasp. It serves as a practical guide, providing readers with clear directions to thoroughly understand key concepts in research, enhancing their learning experience and efficiency.

Targeting students struggling with 12th-grade studies, this book aims to help them succeed in their examinations without the need for tuition. Authored by Raunak Ojha and Ayush Aryan, it provides straightforward guidance designed to boost understanding and performance. The authors, motivated by their own challenges in intermediate exams, hope to empower students through self-study. Future editions may cover additional subjects like math and physics, expanding support for those facing similar academic hurdles.

Focusing on the craft of Science Engagement and Communication, this hands-on guide draws from over 50 years of experience in public engagement with science. It offers a comprehensive introduction to the interconnected issues surrounding science outreach and its societal implications. The book emphasizes the importance of public understanding and awareness of science through a variety of interactive activities. Designed for diverse members of the scientific community, it presents clear concepts on the popularization of science, making it accessible and relevant.

Featuring 100 thoughtfully crafted poems, this anthology explores themes of humanity, friendship, and personal reflection. The author's emphasis on aesthetic beauty and poetic rhyme enhances the reading experience, making these works a benchmark for modern poetry. With a strong focus on virtues, emotions, and notable feminist perspectives, the collection serves as both inspiration and guidance for new writers. Its accessible style ensures enjoyment for readers of all ages.

Exploring the top unsolved mysteries in science, this book delves into profound questions that challenge our understanding of the universe and ourselves. It addresses topics such as the nature of time, the origins of mathematics, and the evolution of human language, as well as enigmatic concepts like Dark Energy, Dark Matter, and consciousness. The narrative highlights the ongoing struggle of scientists to uncover answers to these fundamental questions, revealing a world rich with curiosity and secrets that remain just beyond our grasp.

Queering the Map of Glasgow was inspired by the community generated mapping project Queering the Map. Knight Errant Press took this idea home through stories that chart the fictional, real and liminal spaces and moments lost in the folds of the map. This is a map unlike any other: adding detail and fable it is neither complete nor fixed, it is a fold in the world. And a queer one at that.12 authors explore queer Glasgow through short stories, poetry and an essay in this small collection. The first publication of the Wicked Wee Bks imprint.