Abstract
When we look at the heavens on a clear moonlit night, the twinkling stars and the silvery moon seem to be staring at us. It is no less exciting to reflect upon the fact that millennia ago, in China and India, in Babylon and Africa and in ancient Greece, human beings like ourselves gazed at those same stars and wondered about them also. The same human spirit, encased in different frames, scanned the same skies and made similar efforts to understand what it was all about. It is the elaboration of this realization that constitutes the history of science.
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