Audiobooks by Ami Patel

What in the World are Callanish Stones? Audiobook

Located on the west coast of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, the Callanish Stones have astounded people since their erection 5,000 years ago. From hypotheses of their purpose to theories about their construction, there are still many questions of the monument that remain unsolved. Who could have built such a large and unique megalithic structure and with what tools? What are the fascinating legends and propositions behind their significance? What relationship do the stones have with Viking rituals and our current society? In this book, we explore the rich history and secrets behind the mysterious stones.

Alexa Gee, Alexandra Hauser, Alexia Di Martino, Alyssa Wu, Amal Rizvi, Ami Patel, Amir Ala'a, Amna Abu Askar, Amna Zia, Angel Xing, Anna Yang, Austin Mardon, Dr. Austin Mardon (Author), George Mcfarlane (Narrator)

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What in the World are the Dead Sea Scrolls?

Qumran, an archeological site located in Israel, is home to one of the most influential religious discoveries in the Western world. The Dead Sea Scrolls contain significant information that would shape our understanding of the Jewish Bible and indirectly shed light on Christianity. Since the first set of these ancient manuscripts was discovered in 1947, researchers and scholars have been attempting to decipher the scrolls with various techniques. In this book, we delve into a deeper understanding of the scrolls, examining their discovery and preservation, their impact on history and religion, and various theories and mysteries behind their origins.

Alexa Gee, Alexia Di Martino, Alyssa Wu, Ami Patel, Amir Ala'a, Amna Abu Askar, Amna Zia, Anaïs Kneppers, Angle Xing, Anna Yang, Austin Mardon, Dr. Austin Mardon (Author), Jacob Vo (Narrator)

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Symbolic Interactionism

Ami Patel, Anaïs Kneppers, Dickyi Bhagentsang, Dr. Austin Mardon, Hareem Bilal, Jasrita Singh, Mackenzie Schuler, Mical Habtemikael, Michael Tang, Mya Elisabeth George, Natalie Jean-Marie, Nataliya Raza, Nawshin Haq (Author), Kiara Nathaniel (Narrator)

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Gravity

Gravity - A force? Something that keeps us from flying? Discovered when an apple fell from a tree? Or is it one of the Greatest unsolved Mysteries? Backed by a rich history of investigations and a wide variety of applications - from determining the weather to space travel - the concept of gravity is not as simple as it may seem. This book provides a compelling overview of the discovery of gravity, its impact on humans, and the trends in gravitational research - what has been done and what is to come. An enriching discussion of the anomalies and discrepancies surrounding gravity helps appreciate the contrast between historical theories, and those alternative theories that continue to emerge.

Ami Patel, Anaïs Kneppers, Dickyi Bhagentsang, Dr. Austin Mardon, Jasmine Parmar, Jasrita Singh, Mackenzie Schuler, Mical Habtemikael, Michael Tang, Mya Elisabeth George, Natalie Jean-Marie, Nawshin Haq (Author), Cynthia Hamar (Narrator)

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Human Spaceflight

PROMISING A 'NEW NORMAL' of 10-minute space vacations and orbiting space hotels, human spaceflight advancements in the last decade make the distant dream of a multi-planetary life seem closer to reality. In this exciting era of privatizing human spaceflight, it is important to take a step back to understand and acknowledge its rich historical discovery and the many nuanced concepts that populate this revolutionary opportunity. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the history of human spaceflight, the contributions of the many astronauts that made this possible, and its impact on the world today. Taking a deep dive into the science behind human spaceflight allows the appreciation of the intricate mechanics at work, coupled with its physical, psychological, philosophical and sociological implications. Human Spaceflight also explores the controversies, unanswered questions and what the future holds for this exciting opportunity.

Ami Patel, Anaïs Kneppers, Dickyi Bhagentsang, Dr. Austin Mardon, Hareem Bilal, Jasmine Parmar, Jasrita Singh, Mackenzie Schuler, Mical Habtemikael, Michael Tang, Mya Elisabeth George, Natalie Jean-Marie, Nataliya Raza, Nawshin Haq (Author), Kiara Nathaniel (Narrator)

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What in the World is a Fecal Transplant?

The human body contains more bacteria than human cells. This may sound daunting at first but in a healthy individual, most of this bacteria is considered to be "good" and they are actually required for our survival. Specifically, a plethora of colonies can be found in the gastrointestinal tract but when disease ensues, treatments, such as fecal transplantation, may be suggested. In this book, we explore various interesting facets of this increasingly popular medical procedure. How did this unique treatment come to be in the first place? How is a fecal transplant performed? What research has been conducted and how will this contribute to the future of the use of fecal transplants? Though fecal transplants may sound unappealing at first, a thorough understanding of its uses and purposes will help readers comprehend the significance this intervention holds in the medical community.

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What in the World are Electrolytes?

Most have likely heard of the term electrolytes to some extent, whether it be in the context of an athlete needing to replenish their electrolytes so they take a sip of Gatorade or a high school chemistry teacher talking about batteries. From discussions about health to chemical reactions, the word electrolytes is thrown around a lot but what exactly are they and what role do they play? This book addresses the topic of electrolytes through a primary focus on their implications in human health and sports drinks.

Alexa Gee, Alexandra Hauser, Alexia Di Martino, Alyssa Wu, Amal Rizvi, Ami Patel, Amir Ala'a, Amna Abua Skar, Amna Zia, Angel Xing, Anna Yang, Austin Mardon, Dr. Austin Mardon (Author), Alexa Cable (Narrator)

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