Wow, such a great book

Full of interesting tidbits & facts that I have never heard before. If you are a science geek then this is a must read book.

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misleading oversimplifications

Those trained in physics will find this book misleading in certain parts. Gives a good overview of the Greek centric history of light.

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very interesting

for me the reader's pace was too slow 1.35 is a minimum, but still good.

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Fabulously Informative!

I absolutely loved this! Though it’s a bit light on science it’s heavy in the history of the discoveries of all the forms of invisible light we know about today. I learned more than I was expecting though near the end he kinda devolved into talking a lot about sci-fi type stuff that doesn’t really exist but it was ok.

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Good Book

I liked it. Lots of information presented in an easy to understand format with just enough humor and insight to keep me listening.

Great overview of invisible light

Eye-opening for the novice, this book offers a thorough treatment of the various spectrums
of invisible light, from microwaves to gamma rays to infrared, cell phone emissions and beyond. The author is extremely knowledgeable and often witty. The narrator I found decent - would have enjoyed a more animated narration.

Good book

Enjoyed it. Pretty well written. I read lots of science books and have good physics understanding but i learned a lot have having the different em radiation laid out on how they differ. Finally have the basics sorted out in my head.

I loved this book.

Zapped, a book everybody in this century should read or listen to at the vary least once. Both entertaining and informative.