结构：万事万物为什么不会倒塌？
- 书名：结构：万事万物为什么不会倒塌？
- 作者： J.E.戈登
- 格式：AZW3,EPUB,MOBI
- 时间：2025-11-22
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- ISBN：9787521768367
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为什么人类会腰痛？为什么鸟类有羽毛？为什么希腊人在晚上会将马车轮子卸下来？为什么一座吊桥即便开通了8条车道也不至于倒塌？为什么堤坝可以阻拦或释放巨大的水量？
作者简介：
J.E.戈登（J.E. Gordon, 1913–1998）
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