I have a confession. I\u2019ve dreaded physics ever since that I failed Astrophysics at Harvard Summer School. Unsurprisingly to everyone but me, astrophysics turned out to be a lot more of this description and a lot less of stories about red dwarfs, black holes and moon shots. It turns out that I have very little brain for physics: I will understand it about as long as it takes a highly competent teacher to explain it to me and no longer. So when Weir started pulling out the physics calculations in Project, my attention immediately wandered, so much so that I wondered if it was going to be a DNF. Then he pulled a rabbit (view spoiler) out of the hat. I enjoyed The Martian, where Weir used his science cribbing to good effect, solving problems of air, growing potatoes, poop disposal, and heat. Unfortunately, in Project, just like astrophysics, it\u2019s all about the mental gymnastics to make some calculations. Oh sure, there might be exciting consequences down the line. But a lot of the \u2018magic\u2019 comes down to pencil and paper calculations (or even worse, mental calculations). You know what\u2019s not exciting? Math. I love math, but math is not exciting. It\u2019s orderly and satisfying, but it is not exciting, and although I appreciate how Weir tries to translate solving equations into their Irish Beer, St Patricks Day, Funny St Patricks Day, St Patricks Day Drinking T-Shirt<\/strong> real world applications of velocity, light and heat. As an example, early in the story there\u2019s a bit where our hero is working out his velocity: \u201cHmm, 11,872 kilometers per second. Velocity is relative. It doesn\u2019t make any sense unless you are comparing two objects. A car on the freeway might be going 70 miles per hour compared to the ground, but compared to the car next to it, it\u2019s moving almost 0. So what is that \u2018measured velocity\u2019 measuring the velocity of? I think I know.
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