Jordi Pereyra - Las 4 fuerzas que rigen el universo

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«Grapling with gravity: how will life adapt to living in space?». Robert. W. Phillips.

JORDI PEREYRA MARÍ (Ibiza, 1990). Graduado en Ingeniería Mecánica por la Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña e interesado en… Bueno, en casi cualquier tema que le ayude a entender un poco mejor el mundo en el que vive.

En 2013 empezó a escribir el blog «Ciencia de Sofá» con la intención de despertar el interés por la ciencia en las personas que están menos familiarizadas con ella, usando el humor y un lenguaje cercano, una fórmula que lo ha colocado entre las bitácoras científicas en castellano más populares.

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