A collection of lectures and essays by John Tyndall, a prominent 19th-century physicist and science communicator. From the nature of light and the laws of motion to the place of science in society, Tyndall covers a wide range of topics in his signature clear and engaging style. An excellent introduction to the world of Victorian science.

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