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Atom - the tiny dancer inside everything. The Alphabets of Science, #1
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- ISBN8235426405
- EAN9798235426405
- Date de parution18/07/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Atom - The Smallest, Biggest AdventureIn Atom, Hugo Wells invites readers on a thrilling journey into the invisible heart of matter. From the musings of ancient Greek philosophers to the dazzling experiments of modern physics, this concise popular science book traces humanity's quest to understand the fundamental building block of the universe. A single grain of sand contains more atoms than stars in the cosmos, yet within each atom lies the key to chemistry, biology, and the very spark of life.
Wells transforms the history of atomic discovery into a detective story-filled with brilliant guesses, spectacular failures, and revolutionary breakthroughs. We meet Democritus imagining the indivisible, Dalton shaping atomic theory, Thomson uncovering the electron, Rutherford revealing the nucleus, and Bohr, Schrödinger, and Heisenberg opening the strange quantum world of probability clouds and uncertainty.
Accessible and engaging, Atom avoids heavy mathematics, focusing instead on the human curiosity and courage that drove science forward. Readers will discover why iron is hard, why the sun shines, and why atoms bond to form the world around us. Part of The Alphabets of Science, this volume shows how the smallest unit of matter unlocks the grandest mysteries of existence.
Wells transforms the history of atomic discovery into a detective story-filled with brilliant guesses, spectacular failures, and revolutionary breakthroughs. We meet Democritus imagining the indivisible, Dalton shaping atomic theory, Thomson uncovering the electron, Rutherford revealing the nucleus, and Bohr, Schrödinger, and Heisenberg opening the strange quantum world of probability clouds and uncertainty.
Accessible and engaging, Atom avoids heavy mathematics, focusing instead on the human curiosity and courage that drove science forward. Readers will discover why iron is hard, why the sun shines, and why atoms bond to form the world around us. Part of The Alphabets of Science, this volume shows how the smallest unit of matter unlocks the grandest mysteries of existence.
















