Man tells stories and stories tell him. With the help of narrative analysis, researchers understand what kind of story a person tells about himself, what narrative underlies his perception of the world or specific situations
Foucault's pendulum is a device that clearly proves the fact of the Earth's rotation around its axis. It is named after its inventor, the French scientist Jean-Léon Foucault, who first demonstrated its action at the Paris Panthéon in 1851. At first glance, there is nothing complicated in the device of the pendulum. This is a simple ball suspended from the dome of a tall building on a long rope (67 meters during the first test)














