
Technology in America - A History of Individuals and Ideas
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WHY do rainbows form? Why are leaves green? Why does the Earth spin fastest at the equator? Why can't they dig a path to the other side of the earth? Why is the sea salty? Why do we ask why? Because we always want to learn something new!
An old guide from 1962 describes the Zoological Museum in Zagreb with its rich collections of invertebrates and vertebrates, research departments, and a library of 13,000 volumes; today it has antiquarian value.
"Medical Genetics" by Ljiljana Zergollern is a scientific and educational work that addresses the basic concepts of genetics in medicine and their application in the understanding, diagnosis, and prevention of hereditary diseases.
The book is divided into three parts; the first deals with the area of sets, functions and numbers, followed by a chapter with basic knowledge of polynomials and some elementary functions, while the third chapter systematically covers plane geometry.
Ten years before he discovered the theory of general relativity, Einstein realized that time and space were not two separate entities, but two aspects of one and the same entity.