Popular science series
500 ₸
Popular science series
№238272 Created: October 22 2023
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1 Aerosols in everyday life - Tsetlin, 1978, M., soft cover, pp.: 136, with tables and b/w drawings, format: 199 x 127 mm, circulation: 50,000 copies.
The book examines substances used in everyday life from a physical and chemical perspective. The advantage of using drugs in a dispersed state and, above all, in the form of aerosols has been shown. Methods for producing aerosols are considered and a description of the corresponding devices used in domestic conditions is given.
2 In voluntary exile (about the wives and sisters of the Decembrists) - Pavlyuchenko, 1980, M., soft cover, pp.: 160, with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 126 mm, circulation: 150,000 copies.
The book tells about the Decembrist sisters and their wives, who followed their husbands to Siberia and shared their difficult fate. For the first time, Russian women became involved in the socio-political life of the country. And this stage prepared and preceded their more active participation in the revolutionary struggle in subsequent years.
3 In the world of birds - Vladyshevsky, 1982, Novosibirsk, paperback, pp.: 156, with b/w drawings, format: 200 x 128 mm, circulation: 100,000 copies.
How many birds are there on earth? How do birds regulate their numbers? What are their basic needs, hierarchical relationships and communication among themselves and with other inhabitants of forests and fields? The author of the book gives very definite answers to these and many other questions. One of the main tasks for the author is to show the complexity and diversity of phenomena occurring in nature and to emphasize their interconnection.
4 Geography in titles - Murzaev, 1982, M., paperback, pp.: 177, with diagrams and b/w maps, format: 198 x 126 mm, circulation: 50,000 copies.
The book tells about the origin of place names. The processes of origin, evolution and disappearance of names, their informational essence, classification, methods of study, as well as the formation of the doctrine of geographical names - toponymy are shown. Toponyms live a second life in the names of ships and equipment (cars, televisions, refrigerators, etc.).
5 The mystery of Russian gold - Lokerman, 1978, M., “Science”, paperback, p.: 144, with diagrams and b/w drawings, format: 199 x 126 mm, circulation: 50,000 copies.
The literature on gold is great, but it does not explain the reasons for the centuries-long failure to find gold in Russia. And in order for the reader to understand them, he will have to trace the history of the discovery of gold, travel through centuries and countries, and meet people who devoted their lives to the search and development of minerals.
6 Art in the age of science - Gulyga, 1978, M., soft cover, pp.: 182, format: 198 x 125 mm, circulation: 47,500 copies.
The book is devoted to the consideration of the features of artistic development in the era of the scientific and technological revolution. Using the example of the three most popular forms of art - literature, theater and cinema - the author discusses the problem of progress in art, analyzes the structure of the typological image, and clarifies the epistemological roots of modern art.
7 Italian humanists: lifestyle, style of thinking - Batkin, 1978, M., “Science”, soft cover, pp.: 199, with black and white glossy insert sheets, format: 200 x 126 mm, weight: 196 g, circulation: 37,500 copies.
The creative environment that created the culture of the Italian Renaissance is shown. The biographies of humanists, their activities, and scientific correspondence reveal the unique character of this culture. The process of formation of the humanistic intelligentsia, the social attitudes in accordance with which they built their life behavior and communication are explored.
8 Calendar: past, present, future - Volodomonov, 1974, M., “Science”, paperback, pp.: 64, with tables, format: 199 x 126 mm, circulation: 50,000 copies.
A story about various calendar systems that existed previously and are in effect today. Their advantages and disadvantages are analyzed. Various options for calendar reform are being considered. For a wide range of readers.
9 In the footsteps of the ancient cultures of Hokkaido - Vasilievsky, 1981, Novosibirsk, “Science”, soft cover, pp.: 174, with tables, b/w drawings and photographs, format: 200 x 128 mm, circulation: 67,000 copies.
The author of the book traveled about 3,500 kilometers through Hokkaido in the fall of 1977, together with Japanese archaeologists. His travel notes tell about the ancient inhabitants of the island, about the phenomenon of the Jomon culture, about the strange stones of Nonakado and Shuen, about the sekibo Kashiwagi and fantastic dogu, about the mysterious bear festival and the cult of fertility, about the brave hunters of the Okhotsk culture and the mysterious Ainu people.
10 Tsunami – Shchetnikov, 1981, M., paperback, p.: 89, with tables, b/w drawings and photographs, format: 198 x 128 mm, circulation: 130,000 copies.
The book tells about the tsunami - a formidable and dangerous natural phenomenon. The reader learns about what it is, where and how it arises, and how it manifests itself. The final section of the book is devoted to tsunami forecasting, as well as the development of effective and efficient measures to protect against it.
All books in the Russian Federation are sold for approximately 200 rubles without delivery costs. In Kazakhstan they cost from 1000 to 2000 tenge. The price of each book is 500 tenge, but bargaining is possible!
The book examines substances used in everyday life from a physical and chemical perspective. The advantage of using drugs in a dispersed state and, above all, in the form of aerosols has been shown. Methods for producing aerosols are considered and a description of the corresponding devices used in domestic conditions is given.
2 In voluntary exile (about the wives and sisters of the Decembrists) - Pavlyuchenko, 1980, M., soft cover, pp.: 160, with b/w illustrations, format: 199 x 126 mm, circulation: 150,000 copies.
The book tells about the Decembrist sisters and their wives, who followed their husbands to Siberia and shared their difficult fate. For the first time, Russian women became involved in the socio-political life of the country. And this stage prepared and preceded their more active participation in the revolutionary struggle in subsequent years.
3 In the world of birds - Vladyshevsky, 1982, Novosibirsk, paperback, pp.: 156, with b/w drawings, format: 200 x 128 mm, circulation: 100,000 copies.
How many birds are there on earth? How do birds regulate their numbers? What are their basic needs, hierarchical relationships and communication among themselves and with other inhabitants of forests and fields? The author of the book gives very definite answers to these and many other questions. One of the main tasks for the author is to show the complexity and diversity of phenomena occurring in nature and to emphasize their interconnection.
4 Geography in titles - Murzaev, 1982, M., paperback, pp.: 177, with diagrams and b/w maps, format: 198 x 126 mm, circulation: 50,000 copies.
The book tells about the origin of place names. The processes of origin, evolution and disappearance of names, their informational essence, classification, methods of study, as well as the formation of the doctrine of geographical names - toponymy are shown. Toponyms live a second life in the names of ships and equipment (cars, televisions, refrigerators, etc.).
5 The mystery of Russian gold - Lokerman, 1978, M., “Science”, paperback, p.: 144, with diagrams and b/w drawings, format: 199 x 126 mm, circulation: 50,000 copies.
The literature on gold is great, but it does not explain the reasons for the centuries-long failure to find gold in Russia. And in order for the reader to understand them, he will have to trace the history of the discovery of gold, travel through centuries and countries, and meet people who devoted their lives to the search and development of minerals.
6 Art in the age of science - Gulyga, 1978, M., soft cover, pp.: 182, format: 198 x 125 mm, circulation: 47,500 copies.
The book is devoted to the consideration of the features of artistic development in the era of the scientific and technological revolution. Using the example of the three most popular forms of art - literature, theater and cinema - the author discusses the problem of progress in art, analyzes the structure of the typological image, and clarifies the epistemological roots of modern art.
7 Italian humanists: lifestyle, style of thinking - Batkin, 1978, M., “Science”, soft cover, pp.: 199, with black and white glossy insert sheets, format: 200 x 126 mm, weight: 196 g, circulation: 37,500 copies.
The creative environment that created the culture of the Italian Renaissance is shown. The biographies of humanists, their activities, and scientific correspondence reveal the unique character of this culture. The process of formation of the humanistic intelligentsia, the social attitudes in accordance with which they built their life behavior and communication are explored.
8 Calendar: past, present, future - Volodomonov, 1974, M., “Science”, paperback, pp.: 64, with tables, format: 199 x 126 mm, circulation: 50,000 copies.
A story about various calendar systems that existed previously and are in effect today. Their advantages and disadvantages are analyzed. Various options for calendar reform are being considered. For a wide range of readers.
9 In the footsteps of the ancient cultures of Hokkaido - Vasilievsky, 1981, Novosibirsk, “Science”, soft cover, pp.: 174, with tables, b/w drawings and photographs, format: 200 x 128 mm, circulation: 67,000 copies.
The author of the book traveled about 3,500 kilometers through Hokkaido in the fall of 1977, together with Japanese archaeologists. His travel notes tell about the ancient inhabitants of the island, about the phenomenon of the Jomon culture, about the strange stones of Nonakado and Shuen, about the sekibo Kashiwagi and fantastic dogu, about the mysterious bear festival and the cult of fertility, about the brave hunters of the Okhotsk culture and the mysterious Ainu people.
10 Tsunami – Shchetnikov, 1981, M., paperback, p.: 89, with tables, b/w drawings and photographs, format: 198 x 128 mm, circulation: 130,000 copies.
The book tells about the tsunami - a formidable and dangerous natural phenomenon. The reader learns about what it is, where and how it arises, and how it manifests itself. The final section of the book is devoted to tsunami forecasting, as well as the development of effective and efficient measures to protect against it.
All books in the Russian Federation are sold for approximately 200 rubles without delivery costs. In Kazakhstan they cost from 1000 to 2000 tenge. The price of each book is 500 tenge, but bargaining is possible!
№238272 Created: October 22 2023
