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| American Prometheus: The Triumph and Traged...
by Kai Bird On 18 Feb 1967, Robert Oppenheimer died, U.S. physicist noted as director of the Los Alamos laboratory. | The Eureka! Moment: 100 Key Scientific Disc...
by Rupert Lee $34.00 On 10 Feb 1902, Walter Brattain was born, one of the Nobel prize-winning scientists who originated semiconductors. Their vital... | Copies in Seconds: How a Lone Inventor and ...
by David Owen On 8 Feb 1906, Chester Carlson was born, American physicist who invented the xerox copy process. |
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| The Rocket Men : Vostok and Voskhod, the Fi...
by Rex Hall $29.67 On 7 Feb 1926, Konstantin Petrovich Feoktistov was born, Russian cosmonaut and space engineer who was part of the team that wo... | Oliver Heaviside: The Life, Work, and Times...
by Paul J. Nahin $28.63 On 3 Feb 1925, Oliver Heaviside died, English physicist who predicted the existence of the ionosphere. | A Mind Always in Motion: The Autobiography ...
by Emilio Segrè On 1 Feb 1905, Emilio Segrè was born, Italian-American physicist who shared a Nobel prize for the discovery of the antiproton. |
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| Mathematical Puzzles of Sam Loyd
by Sam Loyd $8.95 On 31 Jan 1854, Sam Loyd was born, an American puzzlemaker whose prolific output includes the famous "15" puzzle, a tray conta... | A man who spanned two eras: The story of br...
by Jozef Glomb On 27 Jan 1861, Ralph Modjeski was born, Polish-American bridge designer and builder, outstanding for the number, variety, and... | The great American chewing gum book
by Robert Hendrickson On 26 Jan 1932, William Wrigley, Jr., died, the American salesman and manufacturer who made his Wrigley's chewing gum company ... |
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