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Cranks, Quarks and the Cosmos: Writings on Science Book
Asking "How can we be sure that Albert Einstein was not a crank?", this book looks at the history of science from a general perspective. It includes an autobiographical account of how the author became science writer for the "New Yorker", and a series of profiles of famous scientists from Einstein, Neils Bohr and Alan Turing to Primo Levi, Edwin Land and Sophia Kovalevsky.Read More
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- 0192880438
- 9780192880437
- Jeremy Bernstein
- 9 October 1997
- Oxford Paperbacks
- Paperback (Book)
- 230
- New edition
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