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Scientific Revolution
Mitchell Young
Hardcover (Greenhaven, July 15, 2005)Documents the history of the scientific revolution, discussing its roots in ancient and medieval science, its pioneers such as Copernicus, Galileo, and Isaac Newton, and the prominence of scientific inquiry following the Enlightenment.
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Scientific Revolution
Mitchell Young
Library Binding (Cengage Learning (Greenhaven Press), March 15, 2006)Read a diverse collection of personal narratives about the Scientific Revolution. Provides information to broaden and balance readers? exposure to current issues.
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The Scientific Revolution
Harry Henderson, Lisa Yount
Library Binding (Lucent Books, Feb. 1, 1996)Describes scientific discoveries that took place between 1550 and 1900, examines the development of the scientific method, and discusses the impact of science on people's views of their world.
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The Scientific Revolution
Don Nardo
Library Binding (Lucent Books, June 13, 2011)Books in the World History series examine the eras, events, civilizations, and movements that have shaped human history, providing readers with insight into the past and its many legacies.; ; Vivid writing, full-color photographs and extensive use of fully cited primary and secondary source quotations provide a sense of immediacy. Sidebars, visual time lines, indexes, and annotated bibliographies, which appear in every volume, offer a wealth o
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The Scientific Revolution
Briony Ryles, Derek Hall
Library Binding (Brown Bear Books/Joe Hollander, Jan. 1, 2010)An illuminating series explores the story of scientific discovery by historical epoch, from the earliest use of fire and the development of the wheel through space travel, modern computing and the fiber-optic revolution, situating each leap forward in its social and scientific context as well as explaining the science.
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Women of the Scientific Revolution
Jeri Freedman
Library Binding (Rosen Young Adult, Aug. 15, 2017)Women scientists from approximately the 16th through 20th centuries; presented by subject groups.
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The Scientific Revolution
Don Nardo
eBook (Lucent Books Inc, June 13, 2011)Books in the World History series examine the eras, events, civilizations, and movements that have shaped human history, providing readers with insight into the past and its many legacies.; ; Vivid writing, full-color photographs and extensive use of fully cited primary and secondary source quotations provide a sense of immediacy. Sidebars, visual time lines, indexes, and annotated bibliographies, which appear in every volume, offer a wealth of additional information as well as provide launching points for further discussion and study.
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Leaders of the Scientific Revolution Set
Various
Library Binding (Rosen Young Adult, Aug. 15, 2017)None
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The Scientific Revolution
Briony Ryles, Derek Hall
Library Binding (Lightbox, Aug. 1, 2018)The Scientific Revolution was a time of great scientific progress in which Galileo tested his theory of falling objects and Newton split white light into a spectrum. It was also during this period that Benjamin Franklin experimented with lightning and Charles Darwin sought to answer the question of why animals became extinct. Learn about the experimentation behind each of the major advancements of this age in The Scientific Revolution, one of the titles in the Scientific Discovery series.