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Category Archives: science for everyone
How people discovered the Shape of the Earth – Tomilin
In this post, we will see the book How people discovered the Shape of the Earth by A. Tomilin. About the book What is the shape of the Earth? An odd question, isn’t it? The world’s a globe. It’s round. … Continue reading
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Tagged earth, flat, folk theories, geography, geoid, geology, gravity, greek, history of science, maps, measurement, people, shape, syene, travel
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Neuropathology for Everyone – Umansky
In this post, we will see the book Neuropathology for Everyone by K. G. Umansky. About the book The author, Professor K. G. Umansky, is a neuropathologist of high repute with many years of research and practice in this field of … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, brain, cures, disorders, drugs, headache, high pressure, insomnia, lumbago, medicine, meningitis, nervous system, neurons, neuropath, neuropathology, neurophysiology, pathology, poliomyelitis, popular science, psychology, remedies, sciatica, stroke, trauma, treatment
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Physiology for Everyone – Sergeev
In this post, we will see the book Physiology for Everyone by B. F. Sergeev. About the book Our planet, the Earth, is the home of hundreds of thousands of living creatures. Life has permeated everywhere. It has ascended to the … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, biology, brain, circulatory system, electricity, food, life, life sciences, luminosity, physiology, plants, reproduction, respiration, water
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Man and Animals – Dmitriyev
In this post we will see Man and Animals by Yuri Dmitriyev. Man’s life on Earth is bound up fast with animals, birds, and fish t insects and beasts, octopi and worms. But over the millennia Man’s relationships with animals … Continue reading
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Tagged animal gods, animals, birds, cryptozoology, darwin, environment, fish, humans, insects, mammals, man, nature, protection, zoology
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Cells, Cells And More Cells – P. Katin
In this post we will see a wonderfully illustrated book Cells, Cells And More Cells by P. Katin. Do you have a mirror at home? Go and take a good look at yourself. There is your nose, your ears, your … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, cells, chromosomes, color, humans, katin, korolkov, kuehn, raduga publishers, size
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Science for Everyone – Learning About Chemistry
… the goal of this book is to make the material about chemistry and its problems more understandable. In this post we come to yet another book in the Science for Everyone series. This one is titled Learning About Chemistry … Continue reading
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Tagged catalysis, chemical paradoxes, chemical puzzles, chemical reactions, chemical transformations, chemistry, medicines, mir books, poison, polymers, science for everyone, teaching, toxic, why is sky blue
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Science for Everyone – Ethology What Animals Do and Why?
Ethology is derived from two Greek words: “ethos”, meaning character, or custom; and “logos”, meaning study. In this post we will see another book in the series Science For Everyone. This one is titled Ethology – What Animals Do and … Continue reading
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Tagged animal behavior, animals, cognition, communication, ethology, mir publishers, pheromones, territories, tropisms, zoology
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