Eyes in Science

This book is titled &quote;Eyes in Science,&quote; and the title raises the question: Do science have eyes? In science, no one's eyes are more accurate than human eyes. It does not accept illusions, and it is not deceived by deception. It is of different types: some of them are what is seen and what is not seen with the eye. Some of them reveal objects of infinite distance that the eye cannot see. Among them are those that lift the veil on the properties and movements of infinitesimal bodies. Among the eyes of science have revealed elements that were not known, so they revealed them in the sun or in other stars before they were revealed on Earth. Some of them foretell what is coming and warn of it. The eyes of knowledge revealed secrets and penetrated to the depths, bringing astonishing wonder and mind-blowing magic. These eyes include the machine, the photographic plate, rays and radio waves, the equation, the telescope, and the microscope. All of these have helped the human eye in performing its mission and the message of science in a manner approaching perfection. This book is an attempt to simplify these principles, and present them in an easy way, and in a form that is not burdened with equations and technical details.