Notebook on Mechanics and Natural Philosophy
Codex Arundel (Arundel MS 263)
Italian
1478-1518
545 pages
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mathematicsnatural-philosophy
Step into the private laboratory of history’s greatest polymath and witness the birth of modern science. From the geometry of shadows to the secret mechanics of bird flight, Arundel MS 263 reveals Leonardo da Vinci’s obsessive quest to decode the hidden laws governing the physical world.
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