This set of "Youth Scientific Knowledge Series" mainly includes "Fighter View", "Ship Expo", "Missile Encyclopedia", "Artillery Library", "Chariot Kingdom", "Military Pioneer", "Weapon Frontier", "Space Century", "Moon Landing Fax", "Space Station Window", "Aviation Archives", "Aerospace Age", "Mystery of Time", "Meteorological Microcosm", "Laser Focus" ", "Communication Outlook", "Nano Research", "Materials Family", "Nuclear Energy Prospects", "Energy Treasure House", "Architectural Wonders", "Bionic Experiments", "Agricultural New Sky", "Environmental Protection", "Medical Revolution", "Civil Aviation Window", "Transportation", "Computer Rookie", "Network World", "Microbiological Code", "New Exploration of Life", "Human Future". These contents mainly select various projects or fields of modern cutting-edge science and technology, and introduce their research processes, scientific principles, development directions and application prospects, etc., So that young people can stand at the new starting point of today's science and technology to find entry points and breakthroughs in future science and technology, and constantly pursue emerging future science and technology.
Reader comments
This book is very rich in content and covers many modern cutting-edge technologies. It lets us understand the influence of electromagnetic waves in a simple and easy-to-understand way, and also mentions the electrical radiation in daily life. I think it is a bit similar to "One Hundred Thousand Whys", both of which can help us answer many scientific questions. However, I don't really like the complicated scientific terms in the book. It would be nice if they could be explained more clearly.
This book is very rich in content and covers many modern cutting-edge technologies. It lets us understand the influence of electromagnetic waves in a simple and easy-to-understand way, and also mentions the electrical radiation in daily life. I think it is a bit similar to "One Hundred Thousand Whys", both of which can help us answer many scientific questions. However, I don't really like the complicated scientific terms in the book. It would be nice if they could be explained more clearly.