Sunday, September 20, 2009

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OF ARCHIMEDES TO EINSTEIN

Just by reading the brief introduction provided by this book, I can not express exactly who owes his title. I have clear that Archimedes was a Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, inventor and astronomer. Although few details of his life, is considered one of the leading scientists in classical antiquity, and Einstein was a German-born physicist, later naturalized Swiss. Is the scientist best known and considered the most important twentieth century.
This title has been taken to a evolutionary view of physics in which it moves from the first rational responses to the nature in antiquity (Archimedes) to the development of modern physics (Einstein). It emphasizes the relationship of a scientist to another and in the historical process leading to each major input.
Then comes the subtitle, "the ten most beautiful experiments in physics." This subtitle is because a survey was conducted among more than two hundred renowned world experts on the experiments, with fewer material resources, have managed to unite beauty and intelligence.
This book consists of a thread driver that draws the reader and makes him see otherwise these experiments, so it produces a need for further reading, and continue to discover more, to make the reader feel himself a curiosity for trying to create, invent, and of course try one of these inventions.
is important to know the history of science because thanks to her, we could evolve in different ways.
Of all the different experiments shown in the list I have no clear idea either, although it is true that the decomposition of sunlight through a prism and had heard one time or another, or for example Archimedes Einstein, Darwin, Newton these scientists if they had ever mentioned.
The picture looks as if Einstein enjoyed the experiments, like child's play, that he personally loves and enjoys the image them. Einstein enjoyed the invention of the bathtub, because of the various developments that currently we have suffered we can enjoy a swim.
Manuel Lozano Leyva: His three great passions in life are physical, horses and writing. It is now one of the leading nuclear physicists of our country. Represents Spain in the European Committee for Nuclear Physics and author of more than seventy publications on the subject. Since 1994 Professor of Physics Atomic, Molecular and Nuclear Physics at the University of Seville.
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