BROKE BROK. To science, space and man

The book “Brok"s brain” is a deep and poetic story of an outstanding astronomer and astrophysicist about romance and responsibility, risks and prospects of science. What place does it occupy in the life of mankind and how does it differ from pseudo -dwarf? Where did the myths about Atlantis, the Bermuda triangle, ancient astronauts and emotions in plants came from and why is it important to debunk them? What planets and satellites of the solar system can be suitable for colonization, how did life be born and where is it possible in distant space? How are the planets and galaxies give names and what mistakes did great scientists make for many years the desire for truth? How can science explain the near -death experience and how is it probably related to birth experience? How does religion correlate with science? What is the future of artificial intelligence and space research? Karl Sagan prompted all these thoughts to the Paris Museum of Man. In particular, he was shocked by a collection of Brock"s field, where the brain of Brock himself, a great anthropologist, is also located, especially famous for the discovery in the human brain of the region, which is responsible for articulate speech. For all the scale and informativeness of the book, copyright skills and inherent only to Sagan intonation make its reading accessible and joyful for the widespread reader