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The history of science

And what about the baby? About Virginia Apgar who cut infant mortality in the United States in half

The woman who was Darwin's missing link

The history of man in the depths * diving into the depths of history

50th anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's flight

200 years since the birth of Robert Bunsen - the man thanks to whom we know what the distant stars are made of

Fractals and the practical implication of mathematics

The man who almost preceded the Wright brothers

Renaissance men - part two of the first chapter in the book "History of Science" by John Gribbin

Renaissance men - excerpt from the first chapter of the book "History of Science" by John Gribbin

The introduction to the book "History of Science" by John Gribbin

think outside the box

Galileo's fingers are on display in a museum in Florence

Copernicus was reburied in a solemn ceremony, almost 500 years after his death

The revolution has begun - on the history of the Internet

Zeno Malae - the mathematics of the author of the Achilles and the Tortoise paradox

Galois - "This guy only deals with the highest levels of mathematics"

The computer mouse is 40 years old

Radar - an invention without an inventor

About Sophie Germain, the unsung hero of France

The Conservative Revolutionary: On Max Planck and the Early Days of Quantum Theory

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