Ergebnis für "Alfred" in Wissenschaft

Alfred Brehm, der die verschiedenen Tierarten und -gattungen intensiv auf seinen Reisen nach Afrika, Spanien, Skandinavien und Sibirien studiert hatte, liebte, achtete das Tier - und beschreibt es mit dem Ernst eines Tierschriftstellers. Seine Tiere leben ein Leben voller Dummheiten und Triebhaftigkeit, zeigen Ehrenhaftigkeit und Größe, und einigen gelingt es noch im Tod, ihre "moralischen Verfehlungen" wieder gut - und es den Menschen recht zu machen.

Brehms Blick auf die Tierwelt ist der eines Enthusiasten. Er weiß unendlich viel, hat in Afrika wie in der Arktis Tiere in Freiheit beobachtet, viele davon zum ersten Mal nicht eingesperrt, nicht ausgestopft, nicht als Präparat, sondern in ihrem eigenen Lebensraum beobachtet, er hat die Forschung bereichert, und bei alledem ist ihm die Qualität des Staunens nie abhanden gekommen...

Brehms Blick auf die Tierwelt ist der eines Enthusiasten. Er weiß unendlich viel, hat in Afrika wie in der Arktis Tiere in Freiheit beobachtet, viele davon zum ersten Mal nicht eingesperrt, nicht ausgestopft, nicht als Präparat, sondern in ihrem eigenen Lebensraum beobachtet, er hat die Forschung bereichert, und bei alledem ist ihm die Qualität des Staunens nie abhanden gekommen...

Brehms Blick auf die Tierwelt ist der eines Enthusiasten. Er weiß unendlich viel, hat in Afrika wie in der Arktis Tiere in Freiheit beobachtet, viele davon zum ersten Mal nicht eingesperrt, nicht ausgestopft, nicht als Präparat, sondern in ihrem eigenen Lebensraum beobachtet, er hat die Forschung bereichert, und bei alledem ist ihm die Qualität des Staunens nie abhanden gekommen...

Brehms Blick auf die Tierwelt ist der eines Enthusiasten. Er weiß unendlich viel, hat in Afrika wie in der Arktis Tiere in Freiheit beobachtet, viele davon zum ersten Mal nicht eingesperrt, nicht ausgestopft, nicht als Präparat, sondern in ihrem eigenen Lebensraum beobachtet, er hat die Forschung bereichert, und bei alledem ist ihm die Qualität des Staunens nie abhanden gekommen...

Dive into the captivating life and significant achievements of Englands only monarch to be accorded the epithet The Great. King Alfred, famed for his defense against Viking invasions, ignited an era of enlightenment and advancement for the British Isles. Join Ryan Cherrick as he explores this fascinating chapter in history.

The discovery of the quantum - the idea, born in the early 1900s in a remote corner of physics, that energy comes in finite packets instead of infinitely divisible quantities - planted a rich set of metaphors in the popular imagination. Quantum imagery and language now bombard us like an endless stream of photons. Phrases such as multiverse, quantum leap, alternate universe, the uncertainty principle, and Schrödinger's cat get reinvented continually in cartoons and movies, coffee mugs and T-shirts, and fiction and philosophy.

"Zhizn' zhivotnyh" - nauchno-populjarnaja kniga, vpervye izdannaja nemeckim zoologom i puteshestvennikom Al'fredom Bremom (1829-1884). Otlichaetsja osnovatel'nost'ju soderzhanija i zhivym, uvlekatel'nym izlozheniem. Dannoe izdanie special'no adaptirovano dlja detej i posvjashheno interesnejshemu otrjadu mlekopitajushhih - obez'janam.

The Poacher's Nightmare: Stories of an Undercover Game Warden contains dozens of hair-raising accounts of covert wildlife operations, often spanning years, requiring ingenious planning, complicated secrecy, and deft coordination.

“A thrilling, intense, and disturbing account of the atomic era, from the discovery of X-rays to the tragic meltdown of Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant…Rich with powerful images and fraught with drama” (The Christian Science Monitor). When Marie Curie, Enrico Fermi, and...

Step into a meticulously controlled society envisioned by the legendary Alfred Bester, where stability reigns supreme, and unpredictability is a distant memory. For centuries, this world has thrived on predictability, with even the newspapers running low on stories to tell. Yet, one intrepid reporter finds himself captivated by the enigmatic Prog building, a fortress of secrets from which daily proclamations are made‚Aîechoes of ancient commandments. Determined to uncover the truth, he embarks on a quest to penetrate its walls, unaware that even the smallest nudge in the right direction ...

Join us as we delve into the captivating journey of the Jewish people in America, as chronicled by the notable Yiddish journalist Peter Wiernik. Immigrating from Vilna at the age of twenty, Wiernik offers a meticulously researched account that spans from the early days of exploration to the dawn of the twentieth century. This enlightening work is divided into seven distinct sections I. The Spanish and Portuguese Period, II. The Dutch and English Colonial Period, III. The Revolution and the Period of Expansion, IV. The Second or German Period of Immigration, V. The Civil War and the Formative ...

Dive into one of the earliest English accounts of the Cossacks, focusing on the legendary leaders and their relentless fight for political freedom. First published in 1919, this historical narrative highlights the proud legacy of the Cossacks, who have always embraced their identity as free individuals. While the peasants of Northern Russia were subjugated by the autocratic rule of the Great Princes and the oppressive Tsarist regime, the Cossacks of the southern steppes carved out a distinct story of valor and resistance against tyranny. Join us on this epic journey through their history, as ...

In this compelling exploration, author Frank J. Adkins, a distinguished lecturer at Cambridge University, presents a series of profound lectures on European history that he delivered at the onset of World War I for various war-related organizations in Sheffield. These lectures were later transformed into detailed essays published in 1915, examining the intricate histories of Germany, France, England, and the Slavs. Adkins skillfully reveals how centuries of historical events and dynamics laid the groundwork for the devastating conflict that erupted in 1914. - Summary by Ted Lienhart

Dive into a captivating collection of biographical essays that illuminate the lives of notable (mostly) British figures as portrayed in the years leading up to the monumental upheaval of World War I. Written by the esteemed British newspaper editor, journalist, and author, Gardiner, these essays offer a rich perspective on their subjects, capturing a world on the brink of change. With David Wales as your guide, experience the depth and nuance of these highly regarded reflections.

Dive into the riveting world of naval life with Alfred Thayer Mahan, a renowned American historian and author. Mahans influential book, The Influence of Sea Power Upon History, 1660–1783, revolutionized naval strategy globally in the 20th century. In this captivating podcast, he shares his firsthand experiences and insights gained throughout his four-decade-long career as a naval officer.

Powers That Prey unveils the riveting true tales of criminals and the justice system, as told by daring journalists who risked their lives to infiltrate the underworld. These captivating stories, some of which were first featured in McClures Magazine under the series True Stories From the Underworld, offer an unprecedented glimpse into the darker side of society. Summary by Chris Pyle.

Join Alfred Belen in the scientific discussion and exploration of internal atmospheric propulsion (IAP).

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