A very little observation of the inanimate objects of nature and art surrounding us is sufficient to show that one notable point in which they differ from one another is in the varying textures and degrees of compactness they possess.
An edition of The Threshold Of Science
(2004)
The Threshold of Science
A Variety of Simple And Amusing Experiments
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The Threshold Of Science: A Variety Of Simple And Amusing Experiments
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