
1 3/4" x 1 3/8"
64 numbered pages, 48 illustrations
A collection, in no particular historical order, of examples of wishful
thinking. Sir Isaac Newton wrote that seekers of perpetual motion were
trying to get something from nothing, and The Second Law of
Thermodynamics proved that perpetual motion was impossible, but that
hasn't stopped thousands of hopeful people from trying their hands at
it. The current environmental crisis has spurred a renewed interest in the
subject. If your great idea looks like one of the diagrams in this
book, go back to the drawing board (or back to Physics 101).
Bound in black paper, with paper labels on the front, back, and spine,
and decorative endpapers.
This product was added to our catalog October 24, 2009