About “Two New Sciences”

The Discourses and Mathematical Demonstrations Relating to Two New Sciences was published in 1638 and is considered Galileo Galilei's final book. It serves as a scientific testament, summarizing much of his work in physics over the previous thirty years. The book was written in part in Italian and in part in Latin. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.)

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2007 · ISBN 9781432537364
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9781432537364
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Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences 2007 9781432537364 Buy on Amazon
Dialogues concerning two new sciences 1991 0879757078 Buy on Amazon
Two new sciences, including centers of gravity and force of percussion 1989 0921332203 Buy on Amazon
Two new sciences, including centers of gravity & force of percussion. 1974 029906400X Buy on Amazon
Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences 1954 9780486600994 Buy on Amazon
Dialogues concerning two new sciences 1914 Buy on Amazon
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How many pages is Two New Sciences?

Two New Sciences by Galileo Galilei has 328 pages.

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