The Electromagnetic Force and the Four Laws of the Universe: Grönefeld 1941 Grönograaf Tantalum
From Faraday’s lines of force to Maxwell’s four equations, and from there to a chronograph of 408 parts forged in …
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From Faraday’s lines of force to Maxwell’s four equations, and from there to a chronograph of 408 parts forged in …
From the particle Yukawa found on paper to a turquoise topography of sixty-seven plates stacked by hand.
Thirty-seven trillion cells, a hundred thousand kilometres of vessels, two metres of DNA in a single nucleus. In Geneva a …
A pine lifts water forty metres without a single pump, and dies if one air bubble slips in. The watch …
In an auction room in Mondorf-les-Bains, a girl of seven stands in front of a vitrine. The circus inside the …
You are being flung through space at eight hundred and twenty-eight thousand kilometres an hour right now, and you cannot …
In thirteen minutes a city centre six hundred years old was gone and eighty thousand people were homeless. The four …
In Berlin the light leaking from the pinhole of a black furnace was measured, and energy turned out to travel …
What Vivaldi heard in the plains of Mantua is a vacuum in the throat, a Mexican wave in the air …
An explosion that shook a cold cloud of gas, constants that never slip by a decimal, and a lamp that …
In a garden shed, the twist of a wire between two lead spheres was measured, and out of it came …
What holds protons that violently repel each other inside a nucleus is a bond stronger than the repulsion. On your …
A dial with its centre emptied out, a balance wheel working in the open below it, and a mainspring that …
Resin gathered from the wound of a tree, a hundred and sixty hours under a microscope, and a golden tiger …
Seven poets in place of the seven days. A seven-sided roller that shows one name each morning, and a tourbillon …
Could the time we take for a flowing river be cut into pieces, like the twenty four frames of a …
A liquid whose friction falls to nothing near absolute zero and climbs the vertical wall of its glass; and a …
A compass that works inside the eye of a bird that never loses its course in the dark, and a …
In the middle of freezing water, a bubble reaches the temperature of a star on nothing but a sound wave. …
From the lighting of the Sun to the central heating of the sea, from the blue of the sky to …
The precise mind of Switzerland, the unbreakable steel of the Urals and the commercial wit of a Sirkeci merchant, all …
A forgotten coat, a cup of coffee, an alarm nobody set and a broken shoelace. Not one of them is …
A dial with its hands given up, a poem spiralling across sapphire, and solid gold masks from four continents. Five …
Did a driver who ran a red light shorten the life of the person he hit? Theologians, philosophers and neuroscientists …
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