Cómo Descubrió El Hombre a Qué Se Parece El Universo

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Hoy en día, prácticamente todo el conocimiento humano se encuentra al alcance de nuestra mano: basta hacer tres clics en Internet. Pero, ¿cómo llegamos a adquirir dicho conocimiento? Hicieron falta cientos y en ocasiones miles de años para comprender lo que en la actualidad nos parece evidente. El conocimiento es una aventura, una odisea extraordinaria cuyos pormenores se narran en esta colección. ¿A qué se parece el Universo? A lo largo del tiempo, esta pregunta ha dado lugar a las más diversas y contradictorias respuestas. El Universo fue redondo, luego plano, cortado en dos, luego vuelto a pegar. Tuvo un centro, luego varios, y al final ninguno; fue infinito, finito, infinito de nuevo. Hoy en día las creencias han dejado lugar a la ciencia, pero Universo conserva siempre su parte de misterio. "Todo comenzó hace 10,000 años, cuando los seres humanos inventaron la agricultura y se interesaron por primera vez en el curso de los astros". These days, practically all of human knowledge is within reach with just three clicks online. But how do we acquire that knowledge? It took hundreds or even thousands of years to understand what now seems evident to us. Knowledge is an adventure, an extraordinary odyssey whose details are laid out in this collection. What does the universe look like? Over time, this question has yielded diverse and contradictory responses. The universe was round, then flat, halved, and rejoined. It had a center, then several, then none; it was infinite, then finite, then infinite again. Now beliefs have given way to science, but the universe is forever mysterious.

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Cantidad de páginas 64

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Juliette Nouel-rénier

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Juvenil No Ficción

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