Isbn: 9780802776907 - path, the: a one-mile walk through the universe (8 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - For almost forty years, Chet Raymo has walked a one-mile path from his house in North Easton, Massachusetts, to Stonehill College where he has taught physics and astronomy. The woods, fields, and stream he passes are as familiar as his own backyard, yet he admits, 'There has never been a day I have walked the path without seeing something noteworthy . Every pebble and wildflower has a story to tell.'Raymo chronicles the universe he finds on his path with a scientist's curiosity, a historian's respect for the past, and a child's capacity for wonder. With each step, the landscape he traverses becomes richer and more multidimensional, opening door after door into astronomy, geology, biology, history, and literature, making the path universal in scope.'The flake of granite in the path was once at the core of towering mountains pushed up across New England when continents collided,' he writes. 'The purple loosestrife beside the stream emigrated from Europe in the 1800s as a garden ornamental, then went wantonly native in a land of wild frontiers. The light from the star Arcturus I see reflected in the brook beneath the bridge at night has been traveling across space for forty years before entering my eye. I have attended to all of these stories and tried to hear what the landscape has to say . Scratch a name in a landscape and history bubbles up like a spring.'Borrowing the words of the early-twentieth-century naturalist Robert Lloyd Praeger, Raymo urges us all to walk 'with reverent feet, stopping often, watching closely, listening carefully.' His wisdom and insights inspire us to turn our local paths - wether through cities, suburbs, or rural areas - into portals to greater understanding of our interconnectedness with nature and history.…

Zustand: New. For almost forty years, Chet Raymo has walked a one-mile path from his house in North Easton, Massachusetts, to Stonehill College where he has taught physics and astronomy. The woods, fields, and stream he passes are as familiar as his own backyard, yet he .