Eureka!: the most amazing scientic discoveries of all time
by Goldsmith, Mike 1962-.
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BookPublisher: Thames & Hudson 2014ISBN: 9780500650257; 050065025X.Classification number: 509 GOLSubject(s): Discoveries in science -- History -- Juvenile literature | Scientists -- Juvenile literatureSubject: This educational children's book details the real-life stories of scientists throughout history who made discoveries that changed the way we think about the world. Read about Galileo and Marie Curie, who both in very different circumstances risked peril during their research, or about Alexander Fleming, who discovered the power of penicillin by accident. Packed with fascinating details of experiments and equipment, blunders and lucky escapes, 'Eureka!' will appeal to children around the age of 9 and over with an interest in histo
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| Book - Childrens Hardback | Formby Library | Childrens Non-Fiction | 509 GOL (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Checked out | 23/09/2024 | 002881385X |
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Includes index
This educational children's book details the real-life stories of scientists throughout history who made discoveries that changed the way we think about the world. Read about Galileo and Marie Curie, who both in very different circumstances risked peril during their research, or about Alexander Fleming, who discovered the power of penicillin by accident. Packed with fascinating details of experiments and equipment, blunders and lucky escapes, 'Eureka!' will appeal to children around the age of 9 and over with an interest in histo
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