
Outline of Science, Vol 1
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'Outline of Science, Vol. 1' by J. Arthur Thomson provides a comprehensive overview of scientific knowledge for a general audience. Written in clear and concise prose, it covers fundamental concepts in various fields including astronomy, biology, and physics. The book emphasizes biological adaptation and evolution, exploring the rise of the human species from earlier life forms. It also introduces the then-new concept of relativity and its impact on developing scientific theories. Published in 1922, this popular science work remains relevant today, offering insights into the scientific understanding of the early 20th century.Book Details
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