Is the hair of the deceased growing? Myths of modern science
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In science, myths often arise, which sometimes differ in striking survivability. They are transmitted from generation to generation, appearing on the pages of books, on Internet sites, sound in scientific reports and in conversations of ordinary people. It is to such myths that the famous German popularizer of science E. devoted his book. P. Fisher . He tells why the whole world believes that penicillin was discovered by Alexander Fleming, and the parents of three-year-olds console themselves with the fact that the great Einstein in school was also not an excellent student. Fisher also talks about myths that have arisen in recent years, for example, about the programmed nature of our lives in genes or that we should drink two liters of water a day. Probably, many will not agree with Fisher somewhere, but his book will surely make the reader smile, and then think about quite serious things.
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Data sheet
- Name of the Author
- Пер. с нем.
Фишер Э.П. - Language
- Russian
- Series
- Universum
- ISBN
- 9785996328826
- Release date
- 2015
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In science, myths often arise, which sometimes differ in striking survivability. They are transmitted from generation to generation, appearing on the pages of b...