What If the Earth Was a Donut: 35 Seemingly Absurd Science Questions

This is an extremely interesting popular science book in the humanities that starts with nonsensical questions and can "raise your profile". Have you ever thought that if Tyrannosaurus rex came to today's world, would they still survive? Is it possible that dinosaurs were highly intelligent animals? What if a bicycle could match the speed of light? Can a computer be made out of wood? Can a person fly with wings? Maybe Santa Claus really exists? If... If... These questions seem ridiculous, but they are actually of great significance. Through them, we can understand many scientific principles. Even Einstein admitted that it was because of a whimsical question that he started researching the theory of relativity. In fact, all kinds of strange ideas give us different perspectives of thinking. By studying these ideas, we will have a deeper understanding of the real world. Isn't this a unique and interesting way to understand the world? Under the author's guidance, we will better understand the scientific basis of the real world, integrating knowledge from different disciplines such as physics, biology, geography, and more. No question is absurd. As long as we are willing to think about it, we can always find something.