Kerry Kuehn Books

The book offers a chronological exploration of astronomy and cosmology, emphasizing the analysis of pivotal texts from historical figures like Ptolemy. By examining these classic works, readers gain insights into the evolution of scientific thought and the foundational concepts that shaped our understanding of the universe. This approach not only highlights key developments in the field but also encourages a deeper appreciation for the historical context of astronomical science.

Focusing on the science of motion and rest, this book offers a chronological exploration through the significant works of Galileo. It delves into the foundational concepts of physics, emphasizing Galileo's methodologies and discoveries. By analyzing key excerpts, readers gain insight into the evolution of scientific thought and the principles that govern motion, making complex ideas accessible and engaging for those interested in the history of science.

Focusing on modern atomic theory, this book explores the evolution of atomism through 19th-century experiments on heat flow. It features selections from significant works by renowned scientists like Carnot, Clausius, Rutherford, Planck, and Heisenberg, each accompanied by introductory commentary and study questions. Numerical and laboratory exercises enhance comprehension and application of concepts. As the final volume in a four-part series, it serves as an excellent college-level textbook for natural sciences, history, or philosophy students, and is also suitable for advanced high-school learners and curious scholars.