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tute of Molecular Pathology in Vienna. The photograph of M. bavaricum on page 40 is copyright
by Marianne Hanzlik and is courtesy of Nicolai Petersen. On page 42, the photographs
of electric motors and of the galvanometer are courtesy of Wikimedia; the photographs of the
modern electric motor is courtesy and copyright of Honda. The pictures of the Tesla coil on
page55arecourtesy andcopyrightofRobertBillon,andfoundonhiswebsitef3wm.free.fr. The
photograph of the electrified hair on the playground, on page 57, is courtesy and copyright of
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visualizations shown on page 58 are copyright and courtesy of Hendryk Richert and found on
his company website at www.matesy.de. The Gauss rifle on page page 59 is courtesy and copyrightSimonQuellenFieldandfoundonhiswebsitewww.sci-toys.com.Onpage60,thephotoof
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and copyright of Philip Evans. The photographof a lifter on page 62 is courtesy and copyrightofJean-LouisNaudin;moreinformationcanbefoundonhiswebsitewww.jlnlabs.org.The
ocean figure on page 62 is courtesy of Stefan Maus, and taken from his www.gfz-potsdam.de/
pb2/pb23/SatMag/ocean_tides.htmlwebsite. On page 63, the images on the magnetic environmentoftheEartharecourtesyNASA.Thesimplemotorphotographonpage64iscourtesyand
copyright of Stefan Kluge. The photographof the floating bed model on page 67 and the computer
graphics of the imagined full-size floating bed are courtesy and copyright Janjaap Ruissenaars
at www.UniverseArchitecture.com. The comic on page 71 is copyright and courtesy of
Randall Munroe, and found on his website xkcd.com. On page 71, the permittivity images are
copyright of Kenneth Mauritz and courtesy of Wikimedia. On page 52, the graphics of nerves
arecopyrightandcourtesyofThomasHeimburgandWiley-VCH.Thepictureoftherainbowon
page87isfromthe NOAAwebsite.Onpage91,thephotographofthoughtcontrolarecopyright
and courtesy of Fraunhofer FIRST. The prism photograph on pages 95 and on 121 is by Susan
SchwartzenbergandcourtesyandcopyrightoftheExploratorium,foundatwww.exploratorium.
edu. On page 96, the photograph of Heinrich Hertz is courtesy of Wikimedia. On page 97,
the photograph of the reconstructed transmitters and receivers are copyright and courtesy of
the Fondazione Guglielmo Marconi. The photographs of the beautifully simple remote control
shownon page 98 are copyright and courtesy of Guido Pegna, and found on his website www.
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his instructive astronomy website http://old.transitofvenus.org. The secondary rainbow picture
on page 99 is courtesy and copyright of Antonio Martos. The supernumerary rainbow picture
onpage99iscourtesyandcopyrightofWolfgangHinzandfromhiswebsitewww.meteoros.de.
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The guitar interference image on page page 101 is copyright and courtesy of Bernard Richardson
at Cardiff University. The telescope mirror interference image is copyright and courtesy of
MelBartels and found on hissitewww.bbastrodesigns.com.The specklepattern image is copyright
and courtesy of Epzcaw and found on Wikimedia Commons. The images of the patterns
produced by the double slit are copyright and courtesy of Dietrich Zawischa and found on his
website on beauty and science at www.itp.uni-hannover.de/~zawischa. The combined infrared
and visiblerainbowpicture on page 102 is courtesy and copyright of Stefan Zeiger collection at
www.photo.net/photodb/member-photos?include=all&user_id=439012. On page page 107, the
antennaphotographsarecopyMartinAbegglenandK.KrallisandarecourtesyWikimedia.The
photographsof birefringence on page 108 are copyright and courtesy of Roger Weller, from his
website skywalker.cochise.edu/wellerr/mineral/calcite/calcite1.htm, Brad Amos, from his website
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ofElsevier;itcanbefoundinRef.65.Theimageofthefieldmeasurementonlightonpage103is
courtesyandcopyrightofL.(Kobus)Kuipers.Thephotographsoflevitatedglassbeadsshownon
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