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The breathtaking new thriller from the New York Times bestselling author of WIRED, who has been called "a worthy successor to Michael Crichton." (SF Book.com)What if you found a way to send something back in time?
Examines the life of the physicist Albert Einstein, whose work revolutionized scientific thinking, with an emphasis on his early years.
Yet so it was; and to tell the story of his life, to trace the sources of this success, and to depict some of the noble results of his work, are the objects of this biographical sketch.
... soon seen by a local reporter , who telephoned the University . A rescue operation soon brought Einstein safely home to port . Thelma Todd , speaking of the incident later , was contrite : “ I wish I had known , ” she said . “ I'd ...
Sutton, Christine. Spaceship Neutrino. London: Cambridge University Press, 1992. Szanton, Andrew. ... Trower, W. Peter, ed. Discovering Alvarez. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1987. Van Allen, James A. Origins of Magnetospheric ...
Richard Avenarius had shown , in 1874 , that there was strong scattering by a gas close to its critical point . This is critical opalescence . John Tyndall , in 1869 , suggested that the sky is blue because of the strong scattering of ...
Using examples from the lives and achievements of Irish scientists and inventors, the books explore some of the principles behind geology, biology, physics, engineering, astronomy and medicine, and suggest activities to stimulate hands-on ...
Variation and changes in the salaries of members of the American Institute of Physics are examined.