Lewis Dartnell
Nacido: March 21, 1980 – London, England, United Kingdom
Lewis Dartnell is a British astrobiologist, science communicator, and author whose work explores Mars microbiology, human history, and civilization through science. His notable books include The Knowledge, Origins, and Being Human; The Knowledge was a Sunday Times New Thinking Book of the Year and an international bestseller, while Being Human was a Waterstones Book of the Year.
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Lewis Dartnell is a British astrobiologist, science communicator and author whose career has developed at the intersection of laboratory research, deep history and public explanation. Born in the UK in 1980, he spent part of his childhood abroad, including formative school years in Nairobi, an experience he has linked to an early awareness of how unequal and contingent human lives can be. He was educated at Charterhouse, took a first-class degree in Biological Sciences at Oxford, and completed a PhD in astrobiology at University College London in 2007. Even before finishing doctoral work, he was emerging as a writer: UCL marked the publication of his first book, Life in the Universe, and noted his success in national science-writing prizes. ((https://www.timeshighereducation.com/books/the-knowledge-how-to-rebuild-our-world-from-scratch-by-lewis-dartnell/2012332.article))
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Origins
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A captivating exploration of how Earth's geological forces have profoundly influenced human civilization, from evolution to modern politics.
The Knowledge
Lewis Dartnell
A comprehensive guide to restarting civilization after an apocalypse, covering essential scientific and technological knowledge for survival and rebuilding.
Origins
Lewis Dartnell
A captivating exploration of how Earth's geological forces have profoundly influenced human civilization, from evolution to modern politics.
The Knowledge
Lewis Dartnell
A comprehensive guide to restarting civilization after an apocalypse, covering essential scientific and technological knowledge for survival and rebuilding.
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Secrets of a Strange Earth
This plan is designed for curious minds who want to look beyond conventional knowledge to understand the anomalies of our universe and species. It is perfect for lifelong learners and trivia enthusiasts seeking to bridge the gap between science, history, and psychology.
Nature's Lethal Ambition
This plan offers a unique look at how humanity has harnessed nature's toxins for power, war, and status. It is ideal for history buffs, science enthusiasts, and true crime fans interested in the dark evolution of toxicology.
Frontiers of the Deep Universe
This plan bridges the gap between scientific discovery and cultural perception, offering a reality check on our place in the cosmos. It is ideal for science enthusiasts and critical thinkers who want to separate astronomical facts from science fiction and political rhetoric.
The New Era of Cosmic Discovery
As we enter a golden age of astronomy, understanding the mechanisms of our universe is more accessible than ever. This plan is ideal for science enthusiasts and lifelong learners eager to grasp the latest breakthroughs in black hole physics and the search for extraterrestrial life.
The Hidden Drivers of Human Nature
Understanding the subconscious forces that shape our actions is essential for anyone looking to master self-discipline and social influence. This plan is ideal for leaders, communicators, and lifelong learners who want to bridge the gap between human intention and actual behavior.
Ancient Empires and Lost Worlds
This plan offers a deep dive into the foundations of human society by blending archaeology with cultural history. It is ideal for history enthusiasts and lifelong learners who want to understand how ancient power dynamics and daily life continue to influence the modern world.
The Human Book: Decoding Hidden Intent
In an era of complex communication, understanding what remains unsaid is a critical competitive advantage. This plan is essential for leaders, negotiators, and recruiters who need to master behavioral baselines, facial analysis, and linguistic markers to navigate high-stakes interactions.
The Architect of the Divine
This plan offers a deep dive into the intersection of neuroscience, psychology, and sociology to explain the human impulse for faith. It is ideal for students of human behavior, social scientists, or anyone curious about the biological and structural origins of belief systems.
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"Always an interesting and engaging writer, Dartnell finds fascinating nuggets in familiar stories"
— The Guardian
"Lewis Dartnell, an astrobiologist and research scientist at the University of Westminster, explains what we might find in the search for life on Mars"
— BBC Science Focus Magazine
"This is a topic that astrobiologist Lewis Dartnell researched in depth for his recent book, The Knowledge"
— TED Blog
"Lewis Dartnell has a rare talent in being able to see the big picture — and explaining why it matters"
— Peter Frankopan
"Lewis Dartnell is a renowned researcher and professor based at the University of Westminster"
— The Guardian
"Astrobiologist Lewis Dartnell, who teaches at the University of Westminster, is best known for his writings and lectures on alien life"
— Times of India
"Lewis Dartnell's absorbing new book shows how deeply human history is embedded in the history of planet earth"
— David Christian
"Astrobiologist Lewis Dartnell’s new book looks at how human history has been nudged, influenced and shaped by the history of the Earth"
— KQED
"Professor Lewis Dartnell takes us on an astonishing journey into our planet's past to tell the ultimate origin story"
— Sky HISTORY