Scientists and their Discoveries

Scientists and their DiscoveriesAuthor: Christine Hatt ISBN: 9781842349540 Publisher: MMS Publishing Year first published: 01 Feb 2020 Pages: 64 Format: Paperback softback Age range 11 to 17 Scientists and their Discoveries looks at the lives and achievements of many of the scientists who have transformed the world with discoveries ranging from tiny subatomic particles to the massive and powerful mechanisms that drive the Earth and the stars Marie Curie, Albert Einstein, Charles

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