Titlebook: Borelli‘s On the Movement of Animals - On the Natural Motions Resulting from Gravity; Giovanni Alfonso Borelli Book 2015 Springer Internat

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On the Nature and Cause of Fluidity,After having shown that water and air are weighing where they are and exert gravity and that there is no attraction in nature, the nature and actual cause of their fluidity can be discussed.

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Why Movements of Heavy Bodies Are Made Unequal by Full Fluid Environments,After having shown that all heavy bodies by their nature are equally rapid, it remains to find out how and why heavy bodies which move in fluid environments have unequal velocities. We will attempt at supplying as best as we can these physical and mechanical explanations which hitherto were missing.

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Giovanni Alfonso BorelliFirst translation into English of a major work by Giovanni Borelli.Of interest to historians of science generally, but especially to those interested in the history of the life sciences.First translat

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Pat Langley,Jeff Shrager,Kazumi Saitouous bodies because two bodies cannot penetrate each other. Consequently, the space in which a body must move, must be either absolutely empty or at least occupied by a divisible and fluid body, or a body subdivided into particles which can be expelled easily from their position to yield to an arriv

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Pat Langley,Jeff Shrager,Kazumi Saito since the truth can be confirmed in countless ways. Myself I devised and presented new demonstrations of these propositions, proceeding in a very different way, not for the pleasure of changing but because they lead to points which must be explained later. But at first some hypotheses must be put f

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Isabella C. Burger,Johannes Heidema force of their own gravity. Consequently, they are arranged spherically about the centre of the earth. Moreover, we supposed, also with Archimedes, that the less compressed parts of the fluid are expelled and moved upwards by its more compressed and heavier parts. From this hypothesis, it is deduce

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Personal Remembrances of Albert Einstein,htness is found in combined bodies, at least in those which are commonly called predominantly aerial. Particularly, air is heavy and indivisible. Aristotle recognized this when he said: . From this he infers: . This can also be demonstrated in the same way by the arguments which we presented in the