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Tag Archives: history of science
In Quest Of The Quantum by L. Ponamarev
A current opinion has it that it is too early to acquaint beginners in science with certain of its facts, and embarrassing to try to explain these facts to persons versed in the art. This is most often referred to … Continue reading
रासायनिक मूलद्रव्यांचा शोध – दमी. त्रीफोनोव, व. त्रीफोनोव (Chemical Elements How They Were Discovered In Marathi by D. N. Trifonov, V. D. Trifonov )
या पुस्तकामध्ये आपण रसायनशास्त्रातील “मुळाक्षरां “ची कशी रचना झाली, तसेच आपल्या चौकस बुद्धिमत्तेतून संशोधकांनी एकामागोमाग एकेका नव्या मूलद्रव्याचा शोध कसा लावला याचे विवेचन करणार आहोत. बहुतेक सर्व रासायनिक मूलद्रव्यांवर अनेक पुस्तके लिहिली गेली आहेत. त्यांची संख्या एवढी प्रचंड आहे की … Continue reading
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Engaging Essays In Cosmology by A. Tomilin
About the Book A book of essays and short stories in three parts and ten chapters about the people and the achievements of the great science of the structure and development of the Universe from antiquity to the present … Continue reading
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Fascinating Cosmogony (Eureka Series) by Anatoly Tomilin
Screenshot About the Book A book of essays exploring the hypotheses devised by humankind to explain the origin of the planets, stars, and galaxies. It also looks at some of the creators of these theories—from ancient philosophers and priests through … Continue reading
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Mysteries of the Microworld by Vera Chernogorova
Greetings, I am happy to present a yet untranslated book from the Eureka series of books. About the Book The world of elementary particles is currently in a state similar to that of chemical elements before D. Mendeleev’s discovery of … Continue reading
Into The Wild Blue Yonder by Karl Aron
An illustrated history of aviation for children. Drawings by E. Benyaminson and B. Kyshtymov Translated from the Russian by Sergei Sosinsky Credits to the original uploaders. You can get the book here and here A better scan is incoming … Continue reading
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The Nature Of Science by V. Ilyin; A. Kalinkin
The nature of science, its conditioning factors, and its boundaries with everyday experience, mythology, art, morality, and religion are explored in this volume. The authors, Viktor Ilyin and Anatoli Kalinkin, investigate the criteria that define scientificity, tracing the origin of … Continue reading
The Nature Of Science by V. Ilyin; A. Kalinkin
The nature of science, its conditioning factors, and its boundaries with everyday experience, mythology, art, morality, and religion are explored in this volume. The authors, Viktor Ilyin and Anatoli Kalinkin, investigate the criteria that define scientificity, tracing the origin of … Continue reading
Lomonosov’s Philosophy by G. Vasetsky
Lomonosov has greatly contributed to the development of advanced philosophical conceptions. Advocates of idealism and theology still attempt to distort the materialist essence of his worldview, trying to present it as entirely religious. Soviet philosophers have demonstrated that Lomonosov … Continue reading
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