Audio Books with Narrator - Edwin Newman

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Dr. Ian Jackson

The first known navigators were the Phoenicians, who 3000 years ago sailed the Mediterranean and beyond fro...

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Dr. Gordon Britian

Isaac Newton (1642-1727) achieved momentous breakthroughs in three areas: mathematics (the calculus), a the...

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Knowledge Products

Science & Discovery is a riveting presentation, in understandable language, of the ideas of three of hi...

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Professor John T. Sanders

The concept of the atom-the smallest physical building block of nature-has been around at least since ancie...

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Jack Arnold

Astronomy is perhaps the oldest science. The ancients saw cosmic meanings in the stars, and they organized ...

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Professor John T. Sanders

In 1905, Albert Einstein published his Special Theory of Relativity, followed by the General Theory of Rela...

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Dr. Paul M. Heidger and Richard Eimas

Though medical science began with the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates, dissection and the study of the ...

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Jack Arnold

For most of history, the beginning of the universe has been understood through the many myths offered in va...

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Dr. Jon Mandaville

After 3500 B.C., when cuneiform writing was developed and recorded history began, science first emerged amo...

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Dr. Michael Ghiselin

Charles Darwin (1809-1882) published in 1859 a vastly important work: On The Origin of Species by Means of ...

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Professor John T. Sanders

Science is a way of knowing that’s characterized by the rules of logic and the methods of experiment. But t...

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Dr. Jack Sommer

Among the greatest natural historians was Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859), who influenced Goethe, Darwin...

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Professor John T. Sanders

Ancient and medieval awareness of electrical effects included lightning, electric fish, St. Elmo’s fire, th...

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Dr. Ian Jackson

Modern chemistry emerged from the historical traditions of metalworking (beginning as early as the Bronze A...

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Dr. Roger White

Traditional scientific determinism has suggested that the natural world is regular and predictable, and tha...

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Professor John T. Sanders

After Rome fell in the 5th century A.D., Europe endured a long drought of ideas. The Middle Ages were a tim...