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Rainbows, Prisms, and non-edge Diffraction by Miles Mathishttps://milesmathis.com/rain2.html
and mostly ignoring the science of it. But, from what I have read, it appears Goethe's optics were ripe for this sort of expansion, since his science is already tinged with this n
this page is an analysis of Goethe's optics and a mechanical explanation of diffraction and refraction
handprint : colormaking attributeshttp://www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/goethe.html
war" against modern science, I present here a careful and lengthy review. This English translation (the only one currently available) was published in 1840 by the Victorian art hi
Photophones Revisitedhttp://www.modulatedlight.org/Modulated_Light_DX/GrothArticle1.html
for the Advancement of Science in August 1880. The Bell photophone (Figure 1) used a flexible plane mirror mounted at the end of a speaking tube, so that the sound pressure caused
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Scientific and technical books of yesteryearhttp://sciencemadness.org/library/
The Sciencemadness library currently holds 50426 pages of reading and reference material in 107 volumes. Shorter articles from the old Sciencemadness library remain available. Tha
Will Durant: The Age Of Faith. CHAPTER XXXIV. The Transmission of Knowledge 1000-1300http://www.andrsib.com/durant/tk.htm
law, government, science, philosophy, and nearly all literature before the thirteenth century. They spoke Latin as a living language, which almost daily developed a new word or ph
Letter to ARRL - Restructing of Ham Radio Licensinghttps://www.wm7d.net/az_proj/az_html/arrl_restructuring.html
for high school science classes. The foreign rep would put his WARC vote for band space for hams and be asking for hams to teach in his country next summer. It is too early to ask
Small Thoughtshttps://smolthots.neocities.org/
instead to material science, we can see that there exists ceramics and nano-engineered carbon allotropes that rise to roughly 100x greater strength, or 10x larger organisms. Metab
This Week in the History of Chemistryhttps://web.lemoyne.edu/~giunta/week.html
red . See also Today in Science History by Ian Ellis. November 1 Antoine Lavoisier reported to the French Academy of Sciences that sulfur and phosphorus gain weight upon heating,
COMMUNICATING BY LIGHThttp://www.modulatedlight.org/Modulated_Light_DX/LongArticle1Jan79.html
leather-bound book 'Science For All' (1884), containing William Ackroyd's account of Bell and Tainter's then-new 'photophone'. Another early influence was a book published in 1921
TomF's Tech Blog - It's only pretending to be a wiki.http://tomforsyth1000.github.io/blog.wiki.html
have to go visit the Science Museum in South Kensington and see the [[Difference Engine Mk2|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Difference_engine]] that they built. It's truly fascinatin
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