宇宙的鐘擺：從天使魔鬼、煉金術走向科學定律，現代世界的誕生

The book highlights key moments in scientific history, but I'm curious what led to emphasizing Newton's influence over others. Did the author see him as the pivotal figure or was it more about the broader scientific revolution?

The detailed accounts of experiments and discoveries felt so vivid—did others picture themselves in that moment, or was it hard to follow all the technical details?

With so many scientists and developments during this period, I wonder what guided the selection process—was it based on influence, availability of sources, or a thematic focus?