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The birth of science in Ionia: what people believed before and after. The stories and accomplishments of various Ionian scientists.
— Nov 06, 2026 04:32PM
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Miles Wirnseer
Miles Wirnseer is on page 184 of 413
End of chapter 6. This covered Saturn and Jupiter, along with their most interesting moons. It also describes Voyager I’s path through the Solar System.
— Nov 06, 2026 03:43PM
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Miles Wirnseer
Miles Wirnseer is on page 169 of 413
The end of chapter 5 and the start of chapter 6. So far mainly covering the rise of the Netherlands in the 17th Century. It became a haven for science and technology as it was accepting of different ideas, contrary to very religious states which banned ideas challenging the Church.
— Nov 05, 2026 06:09AM
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Miles Wirnseer
Miles Wirnseer is on page 136 of 413
Onto Mars - the debate over Martian life, and how we have invested the planet.
— Sep 14, 2026 01:58PM
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Miles Wirnseer
Miles Wirnseer is on page 124 of 413
End of Chapter 4. This was about Venus - the earliest discoveries about it and what we know today. A very interesting and thought provoking chapter. Even a small increase in temperature on a planet can cause a chain reaction resulting in an atmosphere like that of Venus.
— Aug 08, 2026 06:18AM
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Miles Wirnseer
Miles Wirnseer is on page 92 of 413
At the end of chapter 3. So far an interesting summary of the history of astronomy and the birth of astrophysics. Far from what I expected, but gripping nonetheless.
— Jul 06, 2026 04:40PM
Cosmos: The Story of Cosmic Evolution, Science and Civilisation


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