"Interesting Physics" is one of the most classic works by Yakov Isidalovich Beleiman, the world-famous popular science writer and founder of interesting science. It has been reprinted 22 times from its completion in 1916 to 1986, and has been translated into more than a dozen languages. In "Interesting Physics", the author not only strives to tell readers new knowledge of physics, but also expands the reader's horizons to a certain extent, helps the reader understand other knowledge he already knows, and deepens the reader's understanding of important theories of physics through interesting explanation methods, thereby making the reader more interested in this knowledge. Of course, the author also cleverly connects physics knowledge to daily life, hoping to help readers learn and apply the knowledge they have mastered.
In "Fun Physics", readers can not only learn a large number of topics in the field of physics, but also read fascinating stories and interesting questions, and also discover various whimsical ideas and unexpected comparisons. Some of these contents happen to come from events that happen every day in our lives, and some are based on famous science fiction works. Therefore, readers may find fragments of familiar classic works by Jules Verne, Wells, Mark Twain and other authors in the book, and the magical experiences described in these fragments are both fascinating and cleverly connected with physical knowledge points.
Reader comments
This book is so interesting! It explains physics knowledge through many puzzles, stories and daily events, making it easy for me, a physics novice, to understand. I especially like the whimsical ideas and unexpected comparisons in the book, which are very interesting. Moreover, the book also quotes some fragments from famous science fiction works, which is as fascinating as reading a novel. I feel like this book can not only help me learn physics knowledge, but also stimulate my scientific imagination!
This book is so interesting! It explains physics knowledge through many puzzles, stories and daily events, making it easy for me, a physics novice, to understand. I especially like the whimsical ideas and unexpected comparisons in the book, which are very interesting. Moreover, the book also quotes some fragments from famous science fiction works, which is as fascinating as reading a novel. I feel like this book can not only help me learn physics knowledge, but also stimulate my scientific imagination!