This period spans the time from the contributions of Newton to those of Einstein. There are some pretty thick textbooks on the history of physics across the period asked about. That's a lot of time. And particularly when we see the calculus first appear and the beginning of the "real science" of modern physics to the sweeping aside of classic physics (Newton's ideas) in favor of the new Einstein-inspired quantum mechanics. How can you sum it up in a couple of dozen sentences? Can't be done. The next best thing is to read the history of physics for this period in the Wikipedia article on - wait for it! - the history of physics. You can plug in at Newton (ubergenius) and read right up through Big Al Einstein, whose work shredded classical physics and brought us to the brink of the ultimate nature of reality. Need a link? You got it. Get something nice to sip on and curl up for 20 minutes or so with this one. It will bring into perspective some things you already know and will tie them together in ways that might let you peek into the world of the physicist. All the modern things we work and entertain ourselves with were developed by standing on the shoulders of the men who worked through this period to push back ignorance and illuminate the underlying nature of the world around us. Your link follows. No, you won't be Rickrolled. Promise.*Civil War*
It allowed leaders in different parts of an empire to easily communicate.
It allowed leaders in different parts of an empire to easily communicate.
It allowed leaders in different parts of an empire to easily communicate.
there were pandas in the early 15 century in parts of nothern pakistan and some parts of india .most of them then migrated to the chinese province of tibet
The first parts of the "new world" to be colonized by western Europeans in the early 16th century were the Caribbean islands.
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there are three main parts -outer -middle -inner
Slavery was legal in both the United States and Great Britain in the first years of the nineteenth century. It was also legal in parts of South America.
Answer The laws of physics are Universal. the laws of physics has to do with anything and everything. It is how everybody understands how everything works.
Chemistry and physics
Frankenstein (according to the story) created a living being out of dead body parts. It occurred in the early part of the 19th century.
Parts of the current castle were completed in the early 18th century. There had been a castle on the site as far back as the 13th century, but it was destroyed by fire in the late 17th century.