Tento autor se zaměřuje na historii vědy a na vědecké bádání, zejména v oblastech chemie a biologie. Jeho práce jsou proniknuty důkladnou lékařskou a vědeckou expertízou, což mu umožňuje zkoumat složité vědecké koncepty s precizností a jasností. Díla se často zabývají specifiky vědeckých objevů a jejich historickým kontextem.
One of America's most daring and accomplished test pilots, Johnston helped develop the jet age at Bell Aircraft and Boeing. At Bell, he tested the XS-1, and at Boeing the XB-47 (the first six-jet engine bomber), the XB-52 bomber, and the 707 series of jets - including a famous barrel-roll above a crowd gathered for the Gold Cup Hydroplane Races in Seattle, Wash.
This biography delves into the remarkable journey of an iconic American figure, exploring their challenges, triumphs, and lasting impact on society. Through a blend of personal anecdotes and historical context, the narrative highlights their contributions and the values they embodied. Readers will gain insight into the motivations and experiences that shaped this legend, offering inspiration and a deeper understanding of their legacy.
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Originally published in 1865, this guide to hygiene provides practical advice on how to maintain good health and avoid common diseases. Topics covered include ventilation, food and drink, physical exercise, and cleanliness. This edition also includes an introduction by the author on the importance of hygiene as a means of preventing illness.
Featuring a collection of essays from 1862, this high-quality reprint delves into the intersection of religion and chemistry. The work explores the philosophical and spiritual implications of chemical processes, offering insights into how these fields can intertwine. Readers can expect a thoughtful examination of the scientific and metaphysical questions posed by the era, reflecting the intellectual climate of the time.