The Net Advance of Physics
RETRO
Being a Compendium of Materials Pertinent to Physics, Mathematics, and Astronomy in
the Long Nineteenth Century
(1750 - 1925)
for the use of students, historians, revivalists, steampunks, and all interested enquirers
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VIDEO OF THE MONTH (2017 August):
The Marble Machine, a musical instrument developed by the
Swedish band Wintergatan. [Authorised video, 2016]
EDITOR'S BLOG
New entry every third Monday, when possible. See also
list of all entries
since 2012 Oct. 15.
2017 July 16: Added to the Science Poetry Page verse by:
- W. E. Channing
- A. H. Clough
- S. T. Coleridge
- G. Crabbe
- R. W. Dixon
- E. Gosse
- T. Hardy
- L. Hunt
- H. Melville
- P. B. Shelley
- H. Smith
- J. Smith
- J. B. Tabb
A COLLECTION OF NINETEENTH CENTURY SCIENCE POETRY
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PAGES OF RELATED INTEREST
To contribute to this page, contact:
Norman Hugh Redington
E-Mail:
redingtn at mit full-stop edu
In memory of Professor John D. Runkle, second president of MIT and outspoken advocate of the "Mens et Manus" philosophy.