The Hunt for Vulcan: How Albert Einstein Destroyed a Planet and Deciphered the Universe

By:

Levenson, Thomas

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Head of Zeus Ltd. 2015 LondonDescription: 229pISBN:

9781784973971

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DDC classification:

523.4 LEV

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Part I: Newton to Neptune (1682-1846)
1. "The Immovable Order of the World"
2. "A Happy Thought"
3. "That Star is not on the Map"
Interlude: "So Very Occult"

Part II: Neptune to Vulcan (1846-1878)
4. Thirty-Eight Seconds
5. A Disturbing Mass
6. "The Search Will End Satisfactorily"
7. "So Long Eluding the Hunters"
Interlude: "A Special Way of Finding Things Out"

Part III: Vulcan to Einstein (1905-1915)
8. "The Happiest Thought"
9. "Help Me, Or Else I'll Go Crazy"
10. "Beside Himself with Joy"

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