
Popular Scientific Recreations in Natural Philosphy, Astronomy, Geology, Chemistry, etc., etc., etc
Unveiling the Marvels of Natural Science and PhilosophyBy Gaston TissandierLength31h 11m
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In "Popular Scientific Recreations in Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Geology, Chemistry, etc., etc., etc," Gaston Tissandier masterfully weaves a tapestry of scientific principles and whimsical experimentation aimed at a broad audience. This compendium not only demystifies complex topics such as natural philosophy and chemistry, but it also serves as an inviting gateway into the wonders of the natural world. Employing a lively and accessible literary style, Tissandier draws upon the scientific curiosity of the late 19th century, encouraging readers to explore and appreciate the marvels of science through engaging experiments and relatable explanations. Gaston Tissandier, a prominent figure in the French scientific and aeronautical community, was influenced by the burgeoning spirit of scientific inquiry during his lifetime. His experiences as an aeronaut and his passion for exploration undoubtedly fueled his desire to make science approachable for the public. Tissandier'Äôs background in both science and education informs his commitment to promoting scientific literacy among laypeople, revealing the interplay between observation, experimentation, and intellectual engagement. This book is highly recommended for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of science in an enjoyable manner. Tissandier's engaging narratives and practical experiments offer readers an opportunity to rekindle their natural curiosity and embrace the thrill of scientific exploration, making this work an essential addition to the library of budding scientists and enthusiasts alike.
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GenreScience and Nature
Length31 hrs 11 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 6, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1PREFACE.
2CHAPTER I.—INTRODUCTORY.
3CHAPTER II.
4CHAPTER III.
5CHAPTER IV.
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6CHAPTER V.
7CHAPTER VI.
8CHAPTER VII.
9CHAPTER VIII.
10CHAPTER IX.
11CHAPTER X.
12CHAPTER XI.
13CHAPTER XII.
14CHAPTER XIII.
15CHAPTER XIV. SPECTRAL ILLUSIONS.
16CHAPTER XV ACOUSTICS.
17CHAPTER XVI. ACOUSTICS (Continued).
18CHAPTER XVII.
19CHAPTER XVIII ELECTRICITY.
20CHAPTER XIX.
21CHAPTER XX. GALVANISM.
22CHAPTER XXI. MAGNETISM.
23CHAPTER XXII.
24CHAPTER XXIII. AERONAUTICS.
25CHAPTER XXIV. CHEMISTRY. INTRODUCTION.
26CHAPTER XXV. CHEMISTRY WITHOUT A LABORATORY.
27CHAPTER XXVI.
28CHAPTER XXVII. NON-METALLIC ELEMENTS.
29CHAPTER XXVIII. NON-METALLIC ELEMENTS (continued).
30CHAPTER XXIX. THE METALS.
31CHAPTER XXX. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY.
32CHAPTER XXXI. MINERALOGY AND CRYSTALLOGRAPHY.
33CHAPTER XXXII. NEW LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES.
34CHAPTER XXXIII. ASTRONOMY.
35CHAPTER XXXIV. ANGLES AND MEASUREMENT OF ANGLES.
36CHAPTER XXXV. THE SOLAR SYSTEM.
37CHAPTER XXXVI THE SUN.
38CHAPTER XXXVII. THE EARTH.
39CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE MOON.
40CHAPTER XXXIX. THE PLANETS AND ASTEROIDS.
41CHAPTER XL. THE FIXED STARS.
42CHAPTER XLI. THE STARS—(continued).
43CHAPTER XLII. NEW ASTRONOMICAL APPLIANCES.
44CHAPTER XLIII. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.—I. GEOLOGY.
45CHAPTER XLIV.
46CHAPTER XLV.
47CHAPTER XLVI. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.
48CHAPTER XLVII. THE SEA AND THE SKY.
49CHAPTER XLVIII. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. METEOROLOGY.
50CHAPTER XLIX. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. METEOROLOGY (continued).