History and historical experiments in physics education with special regard to astronomy
Jürgen Teichmann
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Jürgen Teichmann
Abstract
Every operation in scientific research and in science education contains history. How much history and how accessible it might be is hard to judge by contemporaries. This article looks at the historical interpretations and counter-interpretations of some of the more commonplace experiments selected from science history.
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Every operation in scientific research and in science education contains history. How much history and how accessible it might be is hard to judge by contemporaries. This article looks at the historical interpretations and counter-interpretations of some of the more commonplace experiments selected from science history.
Key concepts: Astronomy, Mathematics education, Science education, History of physics, Science history, History of astronomy, Physics, Theoretical physics