A genius, artist.
To fight for humanity,
When the world wants war?
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A genius, artist.
To fight for humanity,
When the world wants war?
https://thebookreviewhaiku.com/product/the-mysterious-case-of-rudolf-diesel-geni...
12/150 While this sounds like the title of an Agatha Christie novel, it's actually the true story of the mysterious disappearance of Rudolph Diesel, pioneering engineer and designer of the diesel engine. Intertwined with the story of Diesel's life is the history of industry, specifically the advancements in mechanical engines, leading up to World War I. What happened to Diesel? Suicide? Accident? Was he done in by German spies ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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Hedy Lamarr a real scientist, not just playing one on the silver screen 😉
I have TONS of things to read, so of course I went browsing through Libby‘s art section for some reason 🤷🏻♀️ and found this children‘s biography on the man who invented crayons! It never even occurred to me to wonder who did that or why even though they‘re something that had a fundamental impact on most of our lives. Also, fittingly, stellar art!
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind' by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer is an inspiring true story of a young boy's ingenuity in bringing electricity to his village in Malawi. With themes of resilience and innovation, it encourages students to think creatively about problem-solving. This book is suitable for discussions on renewable energy, African cultures, and the power of determination.