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- 2007925263 contributor B11057750.
- 2007925263 created "c2007.".
- 2007925263 date "2007".
- 2007925263 date "c2007.".
- 2007925263 dateCopyrighted "c2007.".
- 2007925263 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- 2007925263 description "Tenacity and stubbornness: Einstein on theory and experiment -- Convergence or coincidence: ancient measurements of the sun and moon, how far? -- The rationality of simplicity: Copernicus on planetary motion -- A silence of scientists: Venus's brightness, Earth's precession, and the nebula of Orion -- Progress through error: stars and quasars, how big, how far? -- The data fit the model but the model is wrong: Kepler and the structure of the cosmos -- Art illustrates science: Galileo, a blemished moon, and a parabola of blood -- Ensnared in circles: Galileo and the law of projectile motion -- Aesthetics and holism: Newton on light, color, and music -- Missing one's own discovery: Newton and the first idea of an artificial satellite -- A change of mind: Newton and the comet(s?) of 1680 and 1681 -- A well-nigh discovery: Einstein and the expanding universe.".
- 2007925263 extent "xiii, 210 p. :".
- 2007925263 identifier "9780387710181 (acid-free paper)".
- 2007925263 identifier "9780387710198 (e-ISBN)".
- 2007925263 issued "2007".
- 2007925263 issued "c2007.".
- 2007925263 language "eng".
- 2007925263 publisher "New York : Springer,".
- 2007925263 subject "520.72 22".
- 2007925263 subject "Astronomy Research History.".
- 2007925263 subject "Errors, Scientific.".
- 2007925263 subject "Physics Research History.".
- 2007925263 subject "Q172.5.E77 T67 2007".
- 2007925263 tableOfContents "Tenacity and stubbornness: Einstein on theory and experiment -- Convergence or coincidence: ancient measurements of the sun and moon, how far? -- The rationality of simplicity: Copernicus on planetary motion -- A silence of scientists: Venus's brightness, Earth's precession, and the nebula of Orion -- Progress through error: stars and quasars, how big, how far? -- The data fit the model but the model is wrong: Kepler and the structure of the cosmos -- Art illustrates science: Galileo, a blemished moon, and a parabola of blood -- Ensnared in circles: Galileo and the law of projectile motion -- Aesthetics and holism: Newton on light, color, and music -- Missing one's own discovery: Newton and the first idea of an artificial satellite -- A change of mind: Newton and the comet(s?) of 1680 and 1681 -- A well-nigh discovery: Einstein and the expanding universe.".
- 2007925263 title "Quirky sides of scientists : true tales of ingenuity and error from physics and astronomy / David R. Topper.".
- 2007925263 type "text".