Sun and Moon Corrupted, the Уценка
Sun and Moon Corrupted, the Уценка
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What if you had developed a machine that generated energy for free and no one believed you? That is the lot of Kurt Neder, once Einstein's accomplice and the brightest young physicist of his generation, now a lost soul wandering Europe in the hope that someone will pay him heed. Enter Lena - an intrepid young British journalist, hoping for a story to kick-start her stalled career, and driven by her own needs and beliefs, and her own need to believe. Her trail takes her from the cafes of Vienna via the castles of Transylvania and the labs of Princeton to the blasted borderlands of the old Soviet Union, in the search for truth and coherence, both scientific and personal. Here is a Geiger counter of a novel that crackles with ideas and offers the reader insights and emotions not often found in fiction.<br />
Sun and Moon Corrupted, the Уценка
Характеристики:
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ISBN:
9781846271090_U1
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Автор:
Ball, Philip
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Язык:
Английский
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Издательство:
Granta Publications
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Количество страниц:
336
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Страна издания:
СОЕДИНЕННОЕ КОРОЛЕВСТВО
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Вид товара:
Книга
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Тип продукта:
Мягкая обложка
Sun and Moon Corrupted, the Уценка
Вы просматриваете уценённый товар. Мы предлагаем скидку до 60% из-за незначительных механических повреждений (царапины, надорванности, замятия); внутреннее содержание не нарушено. Если вам нужна фотография уценённого товара — оставьте комментарий при оформлении заказа, менеджер интернет-магазина свяжется с вами и вышлет фото.<br />
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What if you had developed a machine that generated energy for free and no one believed you? That is the lot of Kurt Neder, once Einstein's accomplice and the brightest young physicist of his generation, now a lost soul wandering Europe in the hope that someone will pay him heed. Enter Lena - an intrepid young British journalist, hoping for a story to kick-start her stalled career, and driven by her own needs and beliefs, and her own need to believe. Her trail takes her from the cafes of Vienna via the castles of Transylvania and the labs of Princeton to the blasted borderlands of the old Soviet Union, in the search for truth and coherence, both scientific and personal. Here is a Geiger counter of a novel that crackles with ideas and offers the reader insights and emotions not often found in fiction.<br />
