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Eureka! An Illustrated History of Inventions from the Wheel to the Computer
Eureka! An Illustrated History of Inventions from the Wheel to the Computer
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Eureka! An Illustrated History of Inventions from the Wheel to the Computer is a visually stunning and comprehensive survey of human ingenuity. Edited by Edward de Bono, this definitive volume chronicles the progression of civilisation from the Stone Age to the modern era through its most significant scientific and technological breakthroughs. Featuring over five hundred illustrations, with more than half presented in full colour, the book provides fascinating insights into the origins of everyday objects and life-changing machinery. From the humble wheel to the sophisticated computer, the narrative explores the development of transport, communication, energy, and medicine. Expert contributors—including leading historians, scientists, and engineers—offer clear, authoritative entries that explain not only the mechanics of these inventions but also the people behind them. Whether describing the evolution of the ballpoint pen or the complexities of the nuclear reactor, the text remains accessible and engaging. This is an essential reference for anyone curious about the history of human progress, offering a rich, informative journey through the innovations that have fundamentally shaped the world we inhabit today.
Used (good, see images, some cover wear and front cover sticker mark)
Softcover
ISBN 0030498260
Eureka! An Illustrated History of Inventions from the Wheel to the Computer is a visually stunning and comprehensive survey of human ingenuity. Edited by Edward de Bono, this definitive volume chronicles the progression of civilisation from the Stone Age to the modern era through its most significant scientific and technological breakthroughs. Featuring over five hundred illustrations, with more than half presented in full colour, the book provides fascinating insights into the origins of everyday objects and life-changing machinery. From the humble wheel to the sophisticated computer, the narrative explores the development of transport, communication, energy, and medicine. Expert contributors—including leading historians, scientists, and engineers—offer clear, authoritative entries that explain not only the mechanics of these inventions but also the people behind them. Whether describing the evolution of the ballpoint pen or the complexities of the nuclear reactor, the text remains accessible and engaging. This is an essential reference for anyone curious about the history of human progress, offering a rich, informative journey through the innovations that have fundamentally shaped the world we inhabit today.
Used (good, see images, some cover wear and front cover sticker mark)
Softcover
ISBN 0030498260
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