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100 Mitos de la Ciencia - Closa I. Autet, Daniel
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Exploring the histories behind 100 scientific myths with clear and simple language, this book separates scientific truth from fictitious invention. Since every myth is based on some truth, the goal is to discover at which point the facts were altered by imagination and how much of the myth is true. Among the myths explored are the beliefs that human beings use only 10 percent of their brains, that there are more births during a full moon, that ostriches bury their heads in the ground, and that water drains in the opposite direction in the southern hemisphere. Explorando las historias detrás de…mehr

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Exploring the histories behind 100 scientific myths with clear and simple language, this book separates scientific truth from fictitious invention. Since every myth is based on some truth, the goal is to discover at which point the facts were altered by imagination and how much of the myth is true. Among the myths explored are the beliefs that human beings use only 10 percent of their brains, that there are more births during a full moon, that ostriches bury their heads in the ground, and that water drains in the opposite direction in the southern hemisphere. Explorando las historias detrás de 100 mitos científicos con un lenguaje claro y simple, este libro separa la verdad científica de la invención ficticia. Ya que todo mito está basado en alguna verdad, la meta es más bien descubrir en qué punto los hechos fueron alterados por la imaginación y cuánto del mito actual es cierto. Entre los mitos explorados se encuentran las creencias de que los humanos sólo usan 10 por ciento del cerebro, que en luna llena nacen más criaturas, que los avestruces esconden la cabeza bajo tierra y que el agua de la pila gira al revés en el hemisferio sur.
Autorenporträt
Daniel Closa i Autet is an award-winning author, a biologist, and a researcher.