A Brief History of Science
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If the mention of science makes you think of microscopes or test tubes, you’re partly right. But only partly. Science emerged long before laboratories existed, driven by human curiosity (spoiler: not always in the right direction). Did you know that the first "scientists" were priests? Or that we owe the invention of distillation and alcoholic beverages to alchemists? Or that the periodic table by Mendeleev was a prediction: it contained cells for elements humanity would discover later? Or that Einstein worked at a patent office and only pursued physics in his free time? And he was so inspired by this hobby that he won a Nobel Prize for it. These are just some of the questions answered by Professor William Bynum.
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