Adrian Berry (1937–2016)

Author of The Next Ten Thousand Years

About the Author

Adrian Berry's wide experience as a science correspondent includes nineteen years with The Daily Telegraph (UK). Since 1996, he has been devoting most of his time to writing books--but he still writes regularly for The Daily Telegraph and for Astronomy Now. He is also a Fellow of the Royal show more Astronomical Society, the Royal Geographical Society, and the British Interplanetary Society, as well as a member of the Planetary Society. He is married with two children and lives in London show less

Includes the names: Aorian Berry, Adrain Berry, Berry Adrian

Works by Adrian Berry

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The Next Ten Thousand Years (1974) 100 copies, 1 review

Galileo and the Dolphins (1996) 79 copies

The Iron Sun: Crossing the Universe Through Black Holes (1977) 70 copies, 2 reviews

The Next 500 Years (1995) 62 copies

The Giant Leap: Mankind Heads for the Stars (1999) 57 copies, 1 review

The Book of Scientific Anecdotes (1993) 41 copies, 1 review

La Maquina Superinteligente (1983) 13 copies

Harrap's Book of Scientific Anecdotes (1989) 11 copies

Sonsuzlugun Kiyilari Bilim Dünyasindan Sasirtici Ama Gerçek Öyküler (2001) 6 copies

Sport Climbing : The Positive Approach to Improve Your Climbing (2006) 5 copies

Ice with Your Evolution (1986) 5 copies

Eureka! (Helicon Science) (1997) 4 copies

Trad Climbing (Rockfax Climbing Guide Series) (2007) 4 copies

Los proximos 10.000 años: el futuro del hombre en el universo (1985) 3 copies, 1 review

High skies and yellow rain (1983) 2 copies

France : Languedoc-Roussillon : Chaulet, Mazet, Actinadas, Le Cirque des Gens, Les Branches Gorge du Tarn, Gorge de la Jonte, Le Boffi, Cantobre, Thaurac, Hortus, Claret, Russan,… (2011) 2 copies

Koyama's Diamond (1983) 2 copies

From apes to astronauts (1980) 2 copies

Labyrinth of Lies (1984) 2 copies

France Haute Provence (Rockfax Climbing Guide Series) (2009) 2 copies

一万年後 (上) : に移住する人類 : THE NEXTTEN THOUSAND YEARS : A Vision of Man's Future in the Universe 1 copy

Peak Bouldering - Rockfax (2013) 1 copy

LA MACCHINA INTELLIGENTE 1 copy

Trad Climbing : the positive approach to improving your climbing 1 copy

La macchina super intelligente 1 copy

Lamacchina super intelligente 1 copy

Heureka (1999) 1 copy

Die eiserne Sonne (1984) 1 copy

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The Stars at War (1986) — Contributor, some editions — 201 copies

Triassic Evolution of the Yangtze Platform in Guizhou Province, People's Republic of China (2006) — Contributor — 3 copies

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Legal name: Adrian Michael Berry, 4th Viscount Camrose
Birthdate: 1937
Date of death: 2016-04-18
Gender: male
Occupations: journalist
Nationality: UK
Associated Place (for map): UK

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GlennBell 819 reviews

The next ten thousand years;: A vision of man's future in the universe by Adrian Berry

The book was written in the 1950s, so the discussion of science and technology is out of date. It is interesting to see how science has changed and predictions have changed. Regardless, the author is insightful and knowledgeable about astrophysics. I was surprised to see the ideas on terraforming of Venus. He is optimistic about the advancement of space flight and planetary colonization. I found this an interesting book and suggest it for creative concepts for space exploration.

Feb 1, 2022

tearaway 3,557 reviews

The Iron Sun: Crossing the Universe Through Black Holes (Coronet Books) by Adrian Berry

I first fell in love with the counterintuitive concepts of the relativistic universe with The Iron Sun: Crossing The Universe Through Black Holes by Adrian Berry, first published 1977, and I still enjoy classics of the literature. This is an imaginative and enlightening work.

Mar 28, 20251 other review

dbree007 65 reviews

Iron Sun: Crossing the Universe Through Blackholes by Adrian Berry