Armageddon science: the science of mass destruction

New York, N.Y.: St. Martin's Press (2010)
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Abstract

Mad scientists -- Big bangs and black holes -- Atomic devastation -- Climate catastrophe -- Extreme biohazard -- Gray goo -- Information meltdown -- No longer human -- Future fears and natural pitfalls -- Cautious optimism.

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