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ناثان وولف: ما الذي بقي لاستكشافه؟

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لقد كنا في القمر، ووضعنا خريطة القارات وقد وصلنا حتى إلى أعمق نقطة في المحيط -- مرتين. ما الذي تبقى للأجيال القادمة لتستكشفه؟ يقترح عالم الأحياء والمستكشف ناثان وولف هذا الجواب: كل شيء تقريبا. ويمكننا أن نبدأ على حد قوله بالعالم المتناهي في الصغر إلى حد غير مرئي.

Armed with blood samples, high-tech tools and a small army of fieldworkers, Nathan Wolfe hopes to re-invent pandemic control -- and reveal hidden secrets of the planet's dominant lifeform: the virus. Full bio »

Translated into Arabic by Khalid Marbou
Reviewed by Anwar Dafa-Alla
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