Annals of Science

Founded in 1936. A world-leading journal focusing on the history of science, technology and medicine. Published by Taylor & Francis. #History #Science

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De Tellescopiis Stellarum (1666). Was Galileo experimenting with four-lens terrestrial telescopes by 1630? https://t.co/fnkp377nZ3

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Isaac Newton's physics of interparticulate forces and the aether queries

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Kant on the metaphysical foundation of inertia https://t.co/n2dyRfetul

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From orbits to orbitals. Early pictorializations of electron probability densities https://t.co/VfnyywdjNu

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50 years of Graßmann research: results, unresolved questions and misinterpretations

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Book Review:

A Little History of Mathematics

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Trevor Levere Best Paper Prize 2024:

Truth but not science? George Berkeley and the politics of mathematical authority in the Analyst Controversy

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A century of observations: the Ertel meridian circle at Stockholm Observatory https://t.co/SOS8MAMDEx

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A century of observations: the Ertel meridian circle at Stockholm Observatory https://t.co/SOS8MAMDEx

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Between politics and academics: Xu Guansan’s translation of Evolution in Action in the Cold War Hong Kong https://t.co/4d72544qtx

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Making waves: the context and afterlife of John Scott Russell’s canal experiments of 1834–1835 https://t.co/50yFek69ST

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Wild horses: Tartar warfare and the history of civilization https://t.co/ehCduJh9vZ

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Writing history into the economy of nature: Carl Linnaeus (1707–1778) and Lars Montin (1723–1783) on the Reindeer Warble Fly (Hypoderma tarandi L.)
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Animal relations: an introduction to histories of humans and histories of nature

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New Special Issue:

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Writing history into the economy of nature: Carl Linnaeus (1707–1778) and Lars Montin (1723–1783) on the Reindeer Warble Fly (Hypoderma tarandi L.)
https://t.co/98JV0D98Cw

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‘Undeterred by Aristotle’s demonstrations’: parallax and cometary distance in a forgotten epistolary treatise of 1265 https://t.co/gKuqtHBseR