An edition of Atoms, Galaxies, and Understanding
(1960)
Atoms, Galaxies, and Understanding
Cosmology in its simplest form.
by Daniel W. Fry
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The discussions presented in this book are offered in the hope that they may assist the layman, the beginning student, and perhaps, even a few of the more advanced students of cosmology, in the achievement of an approach to the science which is based upon simple understanding rather than upon the complex and often confusing lattice-work of abstract mathematics which has been erected about it.
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Definitions
3. The Building Blocks
4. Two Hydrogen Atoms in Space
5. Escape Veloctiy
6. Statistical Action
7. Temperature and Heat
8. Solids, Liquids and Gasses
9. Heat Transfer
10. Pressure
11. The Nonlinearity of Physical law
12. Gravity
13. Matter and Mass
14. Relativity and The Quantity C
15. New Galaxies
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